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Professional Google Workspace Administrator Questions 96–100 (page: 21)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Your company has acquired a new company in Japan and wants to add all employees of the acquisition to your existing Google Workspace domain. The new company will retain its original domain for email addresses and, due to the very sensitive nature of its work, the new employees should not be visible in the global directory. However, they should be visible within each company's separate directory.
What should you do to meet these requirements?

  1. Create a new Google Workspace domain isolated from the existing one, and create users in the new domain instead.
  2. Under Directory Settings > Contact sharing, disable the contact sharing option and wait for 24 hours to allow the settings to propagate before creating the new employee accounts.
  3. Redesign your OU organization to have 2 child OUs for each company directly under the root. In Directory Settings > Visibility Settings, define custom directories for each company, and set up Visibility according to the OU.
  4. Create one dynamic group for each company based on a custom attribute defining the company.
    In Directory Settings > Visibility Settings, define custom directories for each company, and set up Visibility according to the dynamic group.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Organizational Units (OUs):
Create separate OUs for each company under the root OU. This allows for customized settings and policies per company.
Visibility Settings:
Customize the directory visibility settings to ensure each company's users are only visible within their own directory.
Navigate to Directory Settings in the Admin console.
Set up visibility rules to apply to the specific OUs:
Go to Directory > Directory settings.
Click Visibility settings.
Select the OU for each company and customize the visibility settings accordingly.
Reference
Google Workspace Admin Help: Manage Directory Visibility Google Workspace Admin Help: Set Up an Organizational Unit



You are in the middle of migrating email from on-premises Microsoft Exchange to Google Workspace. Users that you have already migrated are complaining of messages from internal users going into spam folders.
What should you do to ensure that internal messages do not go into Gmail spam while blocking spoofing attempts?

  1. Train users to click on Not Spam button for emails.
  2. Add all users of your domain to an approved sender list.
  3. Force TLS for your domain.
  4. Ensure that your inbound gateway is configured with all of your Exchange server IP addresses.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Inbound Gateway Configuration:
An inbound mail gateway ensures that all incoming emails are routed through specified servers. Configuring the inbound gateway to recognize your Exchange server IP addresses prevents internal emails from being marked as spam.
Steps to Configure:
Go to the Google Admin console.
Navigate to Apps > Google Workspace > Gmail > Advanced settings.
Scroll to the "Spam, Phishing, and Malware" section.
Configure the "Inbound Gateway" settings:

Add your Exchange server IP addresses.
Ensure these addresses are listed as trusted sources.
Reference
Google Workspace Admin Help: Configure Inbound Mail Gateway



A user is reporting that after they sign in to Gmail, their labels are not loading and buttons are not responsive.
What action should you take to troubleshoot this issue with the user?

  1. Collect full message headers for examination.
  2. Check whether the issue occurs when the user authenticates on a different device or a new incognito window.
  3. Check whether a ping test to service.gmail.com (pop.gmail.com or imap.gmail.com) is successful.
  4. Check whether traceroute to service.gmail.com (pop.gmail.com or imap.gmail.com) is successful.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Testing on Different Device or Incognito Window:
This helps determine if the issue is related to the user's current device, browser, or cached data. Incognito mode runs a clean session without extensions or cached data, which can help identify if browser settings or cache are causing the issue.
Steps to Test:
Ask the user to sign in to Gmail on a different device (e.g., another computer or mobile phone). Alternatively, instruct the user to open a new incognito or private browsing window in their browser and sign in to Gmail.
Observe if the problem persists in these different environments.
Reference
Google Workspace Admin Help: Troubleshoot Gmail Issues



A retail company has high employee turnover due to the cyclical nature in the consumer space. The increase in leaked confidential content has created the need for a specific administrative role to monitor ongoing employee security investigations.
What step should you take to increase the visibility of such investigations?

  1. Assign the `Services Admin' role to an administrator with `Super Admin' privileges.
  2. Create a `Custom Role' and add all the Google Vault privileges for a new administrator.
  3. Validate that the new administrator has access to Google Vault.
  4. Create a `Custom Role' and add the ability to manage Google Vault matters, holds, searches, and exports.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Access Admin Console: Log in to the Google Admin console. Navigate to Admin Roles: Go to Admin roles under Account settings. Create Custom Role: Click on 'Create new role' and name it appropriately. Assign Vault Privileges: Select the privileges related to Google Vault, including managing matters, holds, searches, and exports.
Assign Role to User: Assign this custom role to the designated administrator who will handle the security investigations.
Verify Access: Ensure that the new administrator has the necessary access to Google Vault to monitor and manage ongoing security investigations.


Reference:

Google Workspace Admin Help - Create Custom Admin Roles Google Workspace Admin Help - Google Vault Privileges



A subset of users from the finance and human resources (HR) teams need to share documents with an external vendor. However, external content sharing is prohibited for the entire finance team.
What would be the most secure method to enable external sharing for this set of users?

  1. Download and attach the documents to a Gmail message, and send them to the external vendor.
  2. Move all users from the finance org unit to the HR org unit.
  3. Enable `Visitor Sharing' for the entire finance org unit.
  4. Create a group with the finance and HR users who need to share externally.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Create a Group: In the Google Admin console, navigate to Groups and create a new group for the specific users who need to share documents externally.

Add Members: Add the necessary users from the finance and HR teams to this group. Set Group Sharing Settings: Configure the group's sharing settings to allow external sharing while keeping the broader organizational settings intact.
Educate Users: Inform the group members about the new sharing permissions and how to securely share documents with the external vendor.
Monitor Sharing Activity: Regularly monitor the group's sharing activity to ensure compliance with organizational policies.


Reference:

Google Workspace Admin Help - Create and Manage Groups Google Workspace Admin Help - Sharing Settings



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