When you use the left navigation pane Help+ support, or use the ? option in the upper-right corner
of the Azure portal, you open the Azure Help + support experience, which is
distinct from the Intune Help and support experience.
Beginning in April of 2019, you can't access the
Azure Help + support experience to get assistance with Intune,
unless your subscription is on the Government Compute Cloud (GCC).
If your instance of Intune doesn't run on GCC,
navigating through Azure Help + support redirects you to the
Intune Help and support experience to create and manage
support incidents.
Intune support for Government Compute
Cloud
When your Intune subscription hosted on the
Government Compute Cloud (GCC), which is also known as a sovereign cloud like
Azure Government, you don’t yet have access to the newer Intune Help and
support experience. Instead, use the following information go get support for
Intune.
Create an online support ticket
Important
As Help and support transitions to a new system which
is not yet available for the GCC, when you create a support incident, the
portal identifies a support case that uses a 15 digit identification number.
When the 15-digit case is created, a mirror of that case is created for use by
Microsoft Support. This mirror case is created in a new support system, uses an
8-digit case ID, and is used by support services to track all work and
communications for your support incident. Shortly after your 15-digit case is
created, you’ll receive an email that identifies the 8-digit number of the
mirrored support case that is used by support services.
Support personal work and communicate from the 8-digit support case, and
only use the 8-digit support case to log communications and track incident
progress. Therefore, you’ll receive email updates from that 8-digit support
case that serve as your case-work track record. No details are logged into the
15-digit support incident. When support concludes and the 8-digit support case
closes, that status is reflected in by the 15-digit support case that you can
view from within the azure portal. No other updates or status changes should be
expected for the 15-digit support case.
When transitions between support tools completes later this year, the
support experience Intune hosted on the government cloud will resemble the
default Help and support experience that’s currently available
for Intune subscriptions hosted on the public cloud.
1. Sign in to the
Azure portal (http://bit.ly/2nYH6za) with your Intune
admin credentials, select the ? icon in the upper-right corner
of the portal, and then select Help + support to go to
the Azure Help + support page.
2. On the Azure Help
+ support page, select New support request.
3. On the Basics tab,
for most Intune technical support issues, choose the following options:
o
Subscription: <your subscription>
o
Service: Microsoft Intune
o
Problem type: Choose your problem type from the drop-down
menu.
o
Problem subtype: Choose the problem subtype from the
drop-down menu.
o
Subject: Briefly describe the issue you want
help with.
Choose Next:Solutions to continue.
4. On the Solutions tab,
review the recommended steps that might help you solve your problem without
filing a ticket. If you still want to create a support request after looking
through the steps, click Next: Details.
5. On the Details tab,
fill out the details for your problem, the support method, your contact
information, and then click Next: Review + create.
6. Review the
information, verify that it's correct, and then choose Create to
submit your support request.
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