IBM Exam C1000-156 Topic 1 Question 6 Discussion

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When adjusting a custom email template, which two elements do you edit to include the customizations?

A<heading> <text>

B<heading> <body>

C<subject> <text>

D<subject> <body>

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Suggested Answer: D

When adjusting a custom email template in IBM QRadar SIEM V7.5, the two elements that need to be edited to include customizations are:

<subject>: This element defines the subject line of the email, which can be customized to provide a clear and relevant description of the email's content.

<body>: This element contains the main content of the email. Customizing the body allows administrators to include specific information, formatting, and messages relevant to the recipient.

Customizing these elements ensures that the email notifications are informative and tailored to the needs of the recipients.

Reference The QRadar SIEM user and configuration guides provide instructions on customizing email templates, highlighting the <subject> and <body> elements as key areas for customization.

by Anglea at May 30, 2024, 08:38 PM

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Mozell

12 months ago

I'm going with C) . Who needs a fancy 'heading' element anyway? Just give me a subject line and some text, and I'm good to go!

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Beckie

11 months ago

I prefer D) . I like to have a clear subject and body content in my emails.

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Ozell

11 months ago

I always go with A) . It's all about making a good first impression with a catchy heading.

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Louann

1 years ago

I agree with Thersa. Those elements are where you can include customizations for the email template.

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Thersa

1 years ago

I think when adjusting a custom email template, you edit the and elements.

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Dorinda

1 years ago

Wait, you mean I can't just type whatever I want in the email? There are actual HTML elements I have to use? This is getting way too technical for me.

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