To get started, describe what you’re seeing in plain terms and who it affects. Tell us when it began and whether it’s ongoing or intermittent. If possible, note any recent changes to software, settings or the network, and which devices are involved. Providing screenshots or a clear sequence of steps to reproduce the fault also helps. This information helps us determine whether the fault is with the handset, line, cabling, network or other equipment, and whether remote diagnosis or onsite testing is needed. Remote support can fix configuration or user-operation issues, while physical faults may require an onsite visit.
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