06-30-2022 10:39 PM
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07-01-2022 12:12 AM
check your inventory with given serial number. if the device is with you, inform to cisco partner who purchased device from and ask them to correct it. or you can inform cisco team.
06-30-2022 11:35 PM
i would check is the device in the network with that serial number, are you the owner, then you need report to cisco to change the contract on your name, if the device not in your network, then this may be (I am thinking mistake tagged to your account).
07-01-2022 12:12 AM
check your inventory with given serial number. if the device is with you, inform to cisco partner who purchased device from and ask them to correct it. or you can inform cisco team.
07-01-2022 01:52 AM
This happens all the time and to everyone.
Happens when your company goes through different authorized Cisco resellers.
Our company, alone, has over 175 Service Contracts because one of our vendors keep generating new ones. They do this because agents get "sales points" for every new customer they signed up. Since they are generating new Service Contracts, that equates to a "new customer".
Good luck trying to untangle this mess. We have been asking our Cisco AM/SE for >5 years.
07-02-2022 02:44 PM
Hi @pidmtw-is
I have checked your contract number, I can see the GU Name and ID is Correct.
kindly check he attachment
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