OK, as they say in the South, "Here's your problem".  Always use the web
interface (when possible) to create tickets.  That's the only way to ensure
that they have all of the minimally required information to be able to work
the ticket, even at a Tier 1 level.  If you use email or phone, someone will
have to call you back to get that information, and that's potentially a lot
of time wasted.
 
One thing I do sometimes is create the bare bones of the ticket on the web,
and THEN go back, while the SLA clock is ticking, collect necessary
additional info and logs, and append them to the ticket.  It doesn't buy me
much time, but every little bit helps.
 
Rick 
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Hi Ranters,
 
       OK so here is a reply to an issues I opened yesterday....
 
Hi Tom,

Thank you for the submission of your issue. I will review and provide and
update with my finding. Thank you in advance, for your patience.

Kind regards,

BMC Technical Support

The problem is that I never sent any info on the problem, no logs, etc.
The ticket was opened over the phone, and it was a hi priority I told the
rep.  This response came this morning.I can't wait to find out about the
finding in a week or so. (support tech name withheld by me)

Regards,

Tom


----- Original Message -----
From: patrick zandi 
Date: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 9:22 am
Subject: Re: BMC Rant
To: [email protected]

> We had this rant --- in Mar 15th.. I have noticed the RANT's 
> are Getting
> > Closer.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Patrick Zandi
> 
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