Zendesk Administrator Exam- Section 6: Security and Data Persistence Exam

Zendesk Administrator Exam- Section 6: Security and Data Persistence Exam Zendesk Sandbox - answerA stand alone instance of your Zendesk based on your current settings, including account name, branding, localization, and agents. Use the sandbox for testing triggers, automations, etc. without effecting production environment. Zendesk open support instance - answerAnyone can see your help center and submit requests. You have two options for setup of users: registered (verified) and non registered When and agent leaves you can reassign their tickets two ways - answer1. Manually reassign each ticket 2. Bulk reassign each ticket Admin>manage>people>select assigned tickets SSL for Zendesk - answerSecure Socket Layer is an a encryptions protocol that ensures secure communications with your help center. SSL is enabled by default for all Z sub domains. Zendesk EV Indicator - answerZendesk indicates SSL to through customers browser by https (HTTP Secure) ad by a padlock icon in address bar. If you create your own sud domain (example instead of ) the SSL no longer applies What are the 3 "ways" you can configure you Zendesk Support Instance for access? - answerRestricted, open, or closed Unverified/Unregistered Users in Zendesk and example - answerUsers that are not prompted to verify their email addresses. This could be a recommended solution for email only support or instances where do not want users visiting the help center. If ticket is submitted than the user does not have to verify email rather gets email notification that the request has been received Registered Users in Zendesk and example - answerRegistered users have verified their email address and users accounts have been created. They can either be verified when submitting a ticket and confirming their email address or you the administrator can create their user account. Help Center Sign in - answerThe help center will still give users the option of registering and creating a login to use your help center. This could modified to hide the sign up/login pages. Registered users submits a ticket with out signing in - answerThe ticket is flagged in order to point out potential risk of someone impersonating a user in an "open" Zendesk support instance How to handle flagged tickets - answer1. Ignore the notice if everything is okay with ticket. You cannot remove the flag. 2 If you are concerned you can raise attention to your manager to consider suspending the user What happens if a user is suspended in Zendesk - answer1. They can no longer sign in. 2. Any new support requests you receive from that user are sent to the suspended tickets queue Suspending permissions for Agent and Administrator - answerAgents can suspend end users and administrators can suspend both agents and end users. Note: A suspended agent still takes up a seat in Zendesk..for them to not they have to be downgraded to end user status. Where do you go to allow anyone to submit tickets with no registration required? - answerAdmin>settings>customers>Anybody can submit tickets> Do NOT select: Ask Users to Register. (Sav