Generating a traceroute can help Zendesk Customer Support investigate connectivity issues. To create a traceroute, open your command prompt or terminal, type 'tracert' followed by the Zendesk domain, and press enter. This will provide a detailed path of your network connection to Zendesk. For more instructions, refer to theoriginal link.
You can export data from an expired Zendesk account, but there are some limitations. Data exports are available for open and closed tickets, allowing you to retain important information even if your account is no longer active. To learn more about…
If you encounter the ERRCERTDATE_INVALID error, it means there's an issue with the security certificate's date. This can prevent access to Zendesk, resulting in a blank white screen. To resolve this, check your system's date and time settings,…
Receiving a password reset notification after changing your SSO password is a common occurrence. This happens when users are provisioned using a SAML single sign-on (SSO) system. The notification is a standard security measure to ensure your…
To troubleshoot general performance issues in Zendesk, such as slow loading speeds or timeouts, start by checking your internet connection and browser settings. Clearing your cache and cookies can also help. If issues persist, consider generating a…
When contacting Zendesk Customer Support, include detailed information about your issue to expedite the resolution process. Provide your account details, a clear description of the problem, any error messages, and steps to reproduce the issue. This…
If Zendesk is slow when working from home, it could be due to your internet connection or network settings. Ensure your internet speed meets the requirements for Zendesk services, and try using a wired connection for better stability. Adjusting…
A HAR file can provide Zendesk Support with detailed information about network requests. To generate one, open your browser's developer tools, navigate to the 'Network' tab, and start recording. Reproduce the issue, then save the HAR file. This…