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osTicket - Quick Installation & Setup Guide

Hello, my name is Adrian Calderon and here I'll be presenting a walkthrough of the open-source help desk ticketing system osTicket.

Environments and Technologies Used

  • Microsoft Azure (Virtual Machines/Compute)
  • Microsoft Remote Desktop (Mac)
  • Internet Information Services (IIS)

Operating Systems Used

  • MacOS Ventura
  • Windows 10 (VM)

Admin Panel

When your logging in OS Ticket as an administrator, you'll have plethora of options. Here you'll be able to create agents; Agents are users who will be assigned and managing tickets depending on permissions. You also have the ability to create departments and teams to work on specific issues/inquiries. The Admin Panel will be your main panel for all your adminstrative settings; from SLA's to 'Help Topics'.

When creating agents you'll be able to assign them to a team, specific permissions, access, and roles. (see sceenshot below)


Agent Panel

The screenshot above shows how we can utilize the agent panel. The agent panel lets us create users so tickets can be attached to names/departments. In other words... The tickets have an owner to create better communication, allowing us as agents to troubleshoot more effectively. Users can be added or created anytime. The image below shows our user "Michael Scott" having issues with a printer.


I hope this was helpful information. If you'd like to learn more about osTicket be sure to visit their official website https://docs.osticket.com/en/latest/index.html .


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