Support Access reference

Overview

In the process of providing help, Incydr support personnel (also known as "Technical Support Engineers") may need to access your  environment to perform investigation and adjust settings as needed. Use the Support Access setting to give  Technical Support Engineers permission to access your environment to assist in troubleshooting.

To read our policy for providing support, see Incydr support policy.

To get help from our Technical Support Engineers, see Contact support: create a ticket, chat, or call.

Considerations

  • Incydr support personnel may create temporary administrator user accounts in your  environment to assist with troubleshooting. Incydr personnel are required to deactivate these temporary users from your  environment upon completion of troubleshooting work. These deactivated users are removed after 60 days.
  • All activity of support personnel in your environment is tracked in the Audit Log. To see the activity, in the filter, under User type, select Incydr Support User.

Support Access

To update the Support Access setting, you need the Customer Cloud Admin role.

  1. Sign in to the Incydr console.
  2. Select Administration > Environment > Support Access.

Code42 Support User Access view

Item Description
Support User Access

Select to allow or deny support users access to your environment to assist in troubleshooting. 

  • Enabled
    Support users can be created in your environment for the purpose of assisting with troubleshooting. 
  • Disabled
    Support users cannot be created in your environment. Any existing support users are deactivated and can no longer access your environment.

Email notification when support access is changed 

When support access is enabled or disabled, all Customer Cloud Admin users receive an email with details of the change. If you are the administrator who made the change, you can ignore the email notification. If the change was made by another administrator, review the information carefully to ensure that the change is authorized.

The email includes:

  • Whether support access was enabled or disabled
  • The date and time of the change
  • The  username of the person who made the change

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