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modules/administration/pages/support.adoc

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= Collect and Upload Support Data from {productname} to SUSE
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= Support
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When you manage systems in {productname} where you are entitled for support from SUSE, you can
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get the support data like `supportconfig` or `sosreport` from the managed client and upload
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it directly to SUSE using the Support Case Number.
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it directly to SUSE Global Technical Support.
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== Creating a service request number
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Before handing over the support data to Global Technical Support, you need to generate a service request number first.
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To create a service request, go to https://scc.suse.com/support/requests and follow the instructions on the screen.
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Write down the service request number.
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You first need to open a support case in SCC to get the case number.
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Privacy statement
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SUSE treats system reports as confidential data. For details about our privacy commitment, see https://www.suse.com/company/policies/privacy/.
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== Collect and Upload Support Data from {productname} to SUSE
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.Procedure: Collecting the Support Data and upload them to SUSE via the {productname} {webui}
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Supported Products where support data can be collected are: {productname} Proxy, all SLES and openSUSE, SUSE Liberty and compatible OSes as well as Ubuntu and Debian.
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{productname} Server when it is registered as Peripheral Server in a Hub Scenario.
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