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(RFC)
A formal proposal to modify a production system, reviewed and approved before implementation.
A Request for Change (RFC) is a formal proposal to modify a production system, reviewed and approved through a structured change management process before implementation. RFCs document what is being changed, why, the expected impact, the rollback plan, and the parties affected. Mature MSPs use RFCs to prevent the most common cause of network outages, unapproved changes, and to maintain auditable records for compliance and post-incident review. RFCs are typically reviewed by a Change Advisory Board.
Change Advisory Board(CAB)
A group that reviews proposed changes to production systems and approves or rejects them based on risk.
Root Cause Analysis(RCA)
A structured investigation that identifies the underlying cause of an incident, not just its symptoms.
Service Level Agreement(SLA)
A contractual commitment defining response times, uptime guarantees, and resolution targets between provider and client.
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