Associate Cloud Workspace Administrator · Free Practice Question Medium
Question 14
You are required to configure Gmail so that emails from a specific external partner are automatically labeled as "Important" and bypass the spam filter. The partner's emails come from multiple domains, and you have a list of those domains. Which of the following options would best serve your needs?
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A
Use Gmail's Filter settings to add a rule for emails from the specific domains to bypass the spam filter and add the "Important" label.
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B
Use Default Routing in the Admin console to add a rule for emails from these domains, and use the "add more recipients" option.
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C
Configure Content Compliance settings to look for emails from these domains and add the "Important" label.
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D
Add the domains to the allowlist in spam settings and use a Gmail API to add the "Important" label.
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Correct answer: D
A. Using Gmail's Filter settings to create a rule for emails from the specific domains to bypass the spam filter and add the "Important" label is a valid approach. However, this option does not specifically mention adding the domains to the allowlist, which may result in the emails still being filtered as spam.
B. Default Routing in the Admin console is typically used for routing incoming emails to specific addresses or servers based on criteria like sender, recipient, or IP address. While it can be used to add a rule for emails from specific domains, the "add more recipients" option is not relevant to the scenario's requirement of labeling emails as "Important" and bypassing the spam filter.
C. Configuring Content Compliance settings to look for emails from specific domains and add the "Important" label may not be the most efficient solution for this scenario. Content Compliance settings are typically used for enforcing policies related to email content, rather than automatically labeling emails as "Important" and bypassing the spam filter.
D. Adding the domains to the allowlist in spam settings will ensure that emails from the specific external partner's domains bypass the spam filter. Using a Gmail API to add the "Important" label to these emails will automatically mark them as important, meeting the requirements of the scenario.
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