These are MYREN NOC's key responsibilities

1. Manage, regulate, and monitor the operation and activity of MYREN network connectivity for public universities, polytechnics, community colleges, teaching hospitals, a few governments linked universities and government agencies.
2. Ensure the availability of network capacity, security and quality of service.
3. Devise an implementation plan, including upgrades, detailed technical specifications towards improving MYREN’s infrastructure.
4. Provide advice and technical assistance to communities in the planning and implementation of any technology and applications in the relevant institutions.
5. Monitor and supervise MYREN network services with respect to its international networks to TEIN, MyIX and Tier-1 ISP to ensure they operate optimally.
6. Ensure the safety of the NOC and MYREN network to mitigate any security threats from impacting MYREN network.
7. Furnish quarterly report of MYREN NOC operational activities or on as needed basis.
8. Administer management and resources of the IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) within MYREN network.
9. Manage, assist, coordinate, and carry out services related to any network activities within the MYREN user community.
10. To enhance and promote awareness and utilisation of MYREN in Malaysia and abroad, particularly among the education and research communities.
11. Provide technical advisory and facilitate cooperation to MYREN members, its entity/community of research and education users both locally and in collaboration with international communities, such as through APNIC, NSRC, etc.).
12. Assist the Ministry in fulfilling its commitment for International collaboration with TEIN and other National Research and Education Network (NREN) through various event including Asia Pacific Advanced Network (APAN), meetings, workshops, seminars, symposiums etc.
13. Manage enquiries from international partner of NRENs.
14. Conduct technical training series on MYREN to provide a constant and regular learning opportunity for its user community, to learn the technical aspects of network management and services, as well as to encourage and promote the use of MYREN.
15. Student experience – Offering educational visit to give an opportunity to relate the classroom learning to the real-world situation, to meet expert personalities in the field of work to interact and learn from experiences.