Exam Professional Google Workspace Administrator topic 1 question 6 discussion

correct answer - B

C, send to spam is not safety, and the complaint will not reduce

C: Users may complain that legitimate emails are landing in their spam folders, requiring them to manually move them to the inbox. Forcing over 10k users to create Gmail filters would be inconvenient. The best approach is to minimize the impact on the user experience.

B. Change the spoofing protection to deliver the emails to spam instead of quarantining them.

correct answer - B

B. Change the spoofing protection to deliver the emails to spam instead of quarantining them.

Correct answer is - C : **I got wrong the past one, is not A** ¨Add IP addresses to allowlists in Gmail Help prevent messages from certain IP addresses from being marked as spam by adding them to an email allowlist. Messages from these addresses won't be marked as spam by Gmail. Email allowlists are always applied to your entire domain. You can’t create email allowlists that apply to specific organizational units only. IP addresses of your mail servers that are forwarding email to Gmail should be added to Inbound Gateway and not in IP allowlist¨ https://support.google.com/a/answer/60751?hl=en

Correct answer is - A : ¨Add IP addresses to allowlists in Gmail Help prevent messages from certain IP addresses from being marked as spam by adding them to an email allowlist. Messages from these addresses won't be marked as spam by Gmail. Email allowlists are always applied to your entire domain. You can’t create email allowlists that apply to specific organizational units only. IP addresses of your mail servers that are forwarding email to Gmail should be added to Inbound Gateway and not in IP allowlist¨

<b>Quarantine action</b>: When you select Quarantine for any of the advanced security settings, the quarantine you select applies only to incoming messages. This is true even when the quarantine you select specifies actions to take on outgoing messages. <Allowlist settings don't override the Quarantine option. <b>Warning banners</b>: Warning banners (yellow box) appear only in Gmail web. <Third-party apps do not display a warning banner. <b>Other spam settings</b>: These advanced security features work independently of other spam settings you might have previously turned on. For example, even if you've listed a domain as a safe sender in spam settings, the enhanced security features are still applied. https://support.google.com/a/answer/9157861?hl=en#:~:text=Move%20email%20to,with%20this%20action.

la respuesta es C: https://support.google.com/a/answer/60751?hl=en&sjid=14509679687775256174-SA

B, the key thing is letting the user review but remain secure.

Users don't look at spam. The custom warning label is much more functional in the real world

Users don't look at spam. The custom warning label is much more functional in the real world.

B. Change the spoofing protection to deliver the emails to spam instead of quarantining them.

Messages that aren’t authenticated with DMARC by the receiving server are sent to the recipient’s spam folder. If the receiving mail server has a quarantine configured, messages might be sent to quarantine, not directly to the recipient’s spam folder.

D is not correct because there is no custom warning C would keep the complaints ongoing A would still process those messages for spam/spoofing checks and thus quarantine them C is the only solution in my opinion

The correct answer is B. The D one is not correct because it states "custom warning message": you cannot customize the warning message for the Advanced Phishing and Malware Protection section in the Admin console.