Which VPN configuration best fits Indigo’s needs to preserve network bandwidth for their transportation division? Select your answer, then click Submit.
- (A) Always-On VPN
- (B) Per-App VPN
- (C) User-Initiated VPN
- (D) Per-Profile VPN
Android Enterprise Architecture Implementation Answers
Android Enterprise Architecture Implementation Answers
Android Enterprise Experts Certification Exam Answers
Questions:
Drag each answer to a box, then submit.
- A set of enterprise features organized by use case. [Solution set]
- Content marketplace for Android in the enterprise. It allows Admins to select and manage apps for their organization. [Managed Google Play]
- A self-contained profile on an Android device that isolates work apps and data from personal apps and data. [Work profile]
- An app that controls local device policies and system applications on devices. [Device policy controller (DPC)]
Which is which? Below is a list of enrollment methods and identity models.
Enrollment methods
- Zero-touch
- QR code
- Download DPC from the Google Play Store
- NFC
- DPC Identifier
Identity models
- Managed Google Accounts (G Suite or Cloud Identity)
- Managed Google Play Accounts
What are the two units that Shelby will be supporting for this device deployment?
- Finance & healthcare
- Oil & gas
- Manufacturing & insurance
- Transportation & power
What are the two units that Shelby will be supporting for this device deployment?
- Finance & healthcare
- Oil & gas
- Manufacturing & insurance
- Transportation & power
Which of the following is a primary concern of Hayden and Farah (the stakeholders at Indigo Industries)?
- Budget
- Interruptions to user workflows
- Provisioning timelines
- Data loss prevention
What are the two solutions sets that Indigo requires for this deployment?
- MAM
- Dedicated device
- Fully managed
- Work profile
Which of the following is an important policy that Indigo will need supported?
- Disable location sharing
- Prevent work to personal copy/paste
- EMM pull notifications
- Factory reset protection
- One of the challenges Shelby faces with her stakeholders is -.
- What does Indigo’s current device investment look like?
- Match each description to its corresponding method for managing user identities.
- Select the appropriate identity type for each example company.
- Based on the case study details, select which identity type you would recommend for Indigo Industries.
- Support your recommendation to use managed Google Play Accounts. Choose a case study requirement that would need managed Google Play.
- Which is the minimum Android OS that lets you add a work profile from Settings?
- Which is the minimum Android OS that supports zero-touch enrollment on a range of OEM devices?
- Which is the minimum Android OS version that supports QR code provisioning?
- What is the simplest method for provisioning Android 7.0+ devices for Indigo Industries?
- What is the simplest method for provisioning Android 8.0+ devices for Indigo Industries?
- Why is zero-touch enrollment recommended for Android?
- When two policies fulfill the same need, which one should you recommend?
- Which is the minimum Android OS version to support the Disable USB debugging policy?
- Which is the minimum Android OS version to support “Disable unknown sources” security policy?
- Which is the minimum Android OS to support a 6-digit work application password?
- Android Enterprise - EMMs are required to support standard features plus advanced features across two management sets.
- One of the advantages of using - is that the user identity is managed by the EMM.
- When a policy is not supported by your EMM provider, who should you reach out to?
- True or False? The Android Enterprise feature list details minimum OS requirements of each feature and the solution set it applies to.
- True or False? Understanding minimum OS requirements is critical for maintaining feature compatibility across devices.
- True or False? Managed Google Play Accounts is the preferred identity type when creating an enterprise.
- Indigo Industries can only have one version of the Android OS deployed within their organization.
- Android Enterprise Recommended devices meet elevated enterprise requirements validated by Google.
- When determining the minimum OS a customer needs, which of the following is true?
- Company-owned and personally-owned devices can have different minimum OS version requirements.
- Using the Android Enterprise Feature List resources, map which of the Indigo policy requirements correspond with the feature descriptions and select the ones that match.
- Do not forget to take into consideration that support for out of the box enrollment is a requirement for company-owned devices!
- What’s the minimum supported OS for personally-owned devices?
- What’s the minimum supported OS for company-owned devices?
- Where would you direct a customer to view the device requirements for Android Enterprise Recommended?
- Where’s the best place to start when choosing new Android devices to deploy within an organization?
- What resource should you leverage to browse the catalogue of Android Enterprise Recommended devices?
- How do GMS certified devices differ from those that are Android Enterprise Recommended?
- When managing device variety, it’s best to start with the - OS.
- Begin with - and provisioning when determining the minimum OS to support.
- True or False: Any apps or data outside the work profile are not accessible by an IT admin and remain private to the user.
- Name the important processes that IT admins need to be aware of when curating applications.
- True or False: The managed Google Play Store allows IT admins to approve private and public applications, and distribute them to their users.
- IT Admins can approve public apps that exist on the Google Play store for company use, and distribute it through the managed Google Play.
- Choose the secure browser apps that meet the requirements.
- Determine which VPN app offers a managed configuration.
- Determine which camera app(s) meet the requirements.
- Is the iframe the best private app distribution solution for Indigo?
- Drag and drop the steps of publishing a private application via the Google Play Console in the correct order.
- What are the benefits of uploading an application to Google Play?
- Which resource offers the ability to test how an app will behave in a managed context?
- Which resource enables the testing of enterprise features without Enterprise Mobility Management software?
- In addition to EMM consoles, where else can you search and approve applications?
- Which identifier lets you enable a private application within a given organization?
- What are the different methods for hosting private applications?
- How many organizations can you publish a private app to via the Play Console?
- What is the primary function of the Verify Apps feature?
- System apps are installed on devices by enforcing what policy?
- Which features are included in Google Play Protect?
- True or False: Certificates are a mechanism by which two entities can authenticate in a secure way.
- Firewalls act as one of the first lines of defense against malicious attacks from malware and hackers.
- What is our SSID?
- Is there an SSL inspection?
- How do we secure our network and what do we need to authenticate?
- Is there a proxy server being used?
- What VPN solution do we currently use?
- How is our VPN secured?
- Is it possible to configure a VPN so that traffic from only one app is allowed through?
- For the finance teams what traffic should go through VPN?
- Does our VPN support split tunneling to access our internal server?
- You cannot create new certificates for use on Android - only manage existing ones.
- Which of the following certificates can be configured on Android?
- Does every app require some kind of certificate authentication?
- Which VPN configuration best fits Indigo’s needs for their finance division?
- Which VPN configuration best fits Indigo’s needs for their healthcare division?
- Which is the best VPN configuration to ensure all work data is secured?
- Which VPN connection type is used in instances where only a few applications or websites require a high security connection?
- What can Indigo Industries do within their firewall settings to ensure all traffic is behind a secure connection and encrypted?
- A safe way to test if a policy is working is to…?
- What would be the safest way to verify new devices are getting provisioned correctly?
- What should you do if you encounter deployment issues?
- Does the transportation deployment need a Standard Management Set or Advanced Management Set?
- Based on the case study details, select which identity type you would recommend for Indigo Industries’ Transportation department.
- Tony at Indigo wants a simple way for users to provision devices right out of the box without needing a dedicated IT team to assist in the deployment. Which are the two best solutions for this?
- When planning the deployment, which of the following topics have the highest impact on the rest of the deployment?
- In order to support Indigo’s policies, the minimum OS version 6.0 is required. However, the devices needed for the transportation deployment are required to be rugged as designated by Android Enterprise Recommended. What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices?
- What are some of the questions you will need to know about existing networking infrastructure and security to deploy devices through managed Google Play?
- Indigo can ensure secure connectivity and data transmission using network settings and configurations through virtual private networks. Which VPN configuration best fits Indigo’s needs to preserve network bandwidth for their transportation division?
Module 1 Lesson 2 Answers
Q.1 – Drag each answer to a box, then submit.
A set of enterprise features organized by use case. – Solution set
Content marketplace for Android in the enterprise. It allows Admins to select and manage apps for their organization. – Managed Google Play
A self-contained profile on an Android device that isolates work apps and data from personal apps and data. – Work profile
An app that controls local device policies and system applications on devices. – Device policy controller (DPC)
Module 1 Lesson 3 Answers
Q.1 – Drag each answer to a box, then submit.
Enrollment methods
Zero-touch
QR code
Download DPC from the Google Play Store
NFC
DPC Identifier
Identity Models
Managed Google Play Accounts
Google Accounts
- (A) Oil & gas
- (B) Manufacturing & insurance
- (C) Transportation & power
- (D) Finance & healthcare
- (A) Interruptions to user workflows
- (B) Budget
- (C) Data loss prevention
- (D) Provisioning timelines
- (A) Fully managed
- (B) MAM
- (C) Work profile
- (D) Dedicated device
- (A) Factory reset protection
- (B) EMM pull notifications
- (C) Prevent work to personal copy/paste
- (D) Disable location sharing
- (A) Replacing the devices in phases, rather than all at once
- (B) Convincing them that Android is secure
- (C) Provisioning devices in a timely manner
- (D) Encouraging VPN use with remote employees
Q.7 – What does Indigo’s current device investment look like? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) A mix of several OSes
- (B) All Android
- (C) All iOS
Module 2 Lesson 1 Answers
- (A) MobileIron
- (B) Microsoft
- (C) BlackBerry
- (D) Google Cloud Identity
Q.2 – The work __________ challenge would support Indigo’s 6-digit work application password requirement.
- (A) OS
- (B) Management Mode
- (C) Security
- (D) Profile
Module 2 Lesson 2 Answers
The three viable EMM recommendations are:
- MobileIron, Inc
- Microsoft
- IBM MaaS360
Module 2 Lesson 3 Answers
Q.1 – Match each description to its corresponding identity type. Drag each answer to a box, then submit.
Managed Google Play Accounts
Easy and quick to set up
User identity managed by EMM
Preferred method
Google Accounts
Ideal for G Suite
Requires company domain to be claimed
Not designed to be used with more than one EMM
- Managed Google Play Accounts
- Company A
- Company C
- Google Accounts
- Company B
- (A) Google Accounts
- (B) Managed Google Play Accounts
- (1) Personal device (BYOD) and corporate-liable
- (2) Unknown sources and USB debugging disabled
- (3) Flexible identity model hosted by EMMs
- (4) User-driven provisioning
- (5) Work to personal device (BYOD) copy/paste prevented
- (6) 6-digit work application password for personal device (BYOD)
- (7) 4-digit device PIN security
Module 2 Lesson 4 Answers
Select each box and make a selection, then submit.
Q.1 – Which is the minimum Android OS that lets you add a work profile from Settings?
- (A) 8.0
- (B) 5.1
- (C) 6.0
- (D) 7.0
Q.2 – Which is the minimum Android OS that supports zero-touch on a range of OEM devices?
- (A) 8.0
- (B) 5.1
- (C) 6.0
- (D) 7.0
Q.3 – Which is the minimum Android OS version that supports QR code provisioning?
- (A) 8.0
- (B) 5.1
- (C) 6.0
- (D) 7.0
Select each box and choose the correct option, then submit.
Q.4 – What is the simplest method for provisioning Android 7.0+ devices for Indigo Industries?
- (A) NFC
- (B) DPC Identifier
- (C) QR Code
- (D) Zero-touch
Q.5 – What is the simplest method for provisioning Android 8.0+ devices for Indigo Industries?
- (A) NFC
- (B) DPC Identifier
- (C) QR Code
- (D) Zero-touch
Q.6 – Why is zero-touch enrollment recommended for Android? Select 2 answers then, then submit.
- (A) Users just open the box and start using the device with management, apps and configurations all set.
- (B) Zero-touch is a great way to deploy personal device (BYOD) work profiles.
- (C) Zero-touch is ideal for most fully managed device deployment scenarios.
- (D) Zero-touch is open to all devices not purchased from carriers/resellers.
- (A) There’s no need for IT to physically handle the managed devices.
- (B) Configurations are automatically applied to devices on first boot.
- (C) Streamlines device deployments.
Module 2 Lesson 5 Answers
- (A) Choose the policy that has the lowest OS requirement.
- (B) Choose the policy with the highest OS requirement.
- (C) Choose the policy that’s designated as an advanced feature.
- (D) Choose the policy that most closely aligns with the requirement.
Select each box and make a selection, then submit.
Q.2 – Which is the minimum Android OS version to support the Disable USB debugging policy?
- (A) 5.1
- (B) 7.0
- (C) 8.0
- (D) 6.0
Q.3 – Which is the minimum Android OS version to support “Disable unknown sources” security policy?
- (A) 7.0
- (B) 5.0
- (C) 8.0
- (D) 6.0
Q.4 – Which is the minimum Android OS to support a 6-digit work application password?
- (A) 8.0
- (B) 5.1
- (C) 6.0
- (D) 7.0
Module 2 Lesson 6 Module Review Exercise Answers
- (A) Feature
- (B) Recommended
- (C) Prioritized
- (D) Highlighted
Complete this quiz by filling in the missing word. Select each box and enter the missing word, then submit.
- The correct answer is Managed.
- The correct answer is 8.0
Q.3 – When a policy is not supported by your EMM provider, who should you contact? ______ provider
- The correct answer is EMM.
Module Review Exercise
Choose whether these statements are true or false. Select each box and make a selection, then submit.
- (A) True
- (B) Fasle
- (A) True
- (B) False
Q.3 – Managed Google Play Accounts is the preferred identity type when creating an enterprise.
- (A) True
- (B) False
Module 3 Lesson 1 Answers
- (A) True
- (B) False
- (A) True
- (B) False
- (A) Use personal device (BYOD) requirements for primary determination.
- (B) Corporate liable devices and personal devices (BYOD) often have the same minimum OS level.
- (C) Personal devices (BYOD) and corporate liable devices can have different minimum OS levels.
- (D) Use corporate liable device requirements for primary determination.
- The correct answers is 90 days.
Module 3 Lesson 2 Answers
The correct answers are:
- Work security challenge
- Default security policies
- Device security challenge
- Cross-profile data management
What’s the minimum supported OS for:
- Personal devices (BYOD)? 7.0
- Corporate liable devices? 8.0
- Minimum OS version to be supported. – 8.0
- Number of devices to keep – 2717
- Number of devices to replace – 1110
Module 3 Lesson 3 Answers
Drag the slider to select a number, then submit.
The correct Answer – 4
Devices
LG G6
LG V30
Google Pixel
Google Pixel XL
Drag the slider to select a number, then submit.
Correct answer – 3
Devices
Google Pixel 3
Nokia 9
LG V40
- Android is fragmented and insecure – With multiple layers of security built-in, Android has evolved into the most secure mobile operating system and has been independently verified by industry research providers
- Android security patches are infrequent. – All Android Enterprise Recommended devices receive security updates within 90 days of the patch being released from Google.
- Android management options are limited. – Managing Android devices is as simple as it is robust – one solution for corporate and employee-owned devices allowing effortless control over data and apps
- Android applications are unsafe. – Android security starts at the application layer with Google Play Protect built-in. It automatically scans all apps daily and is the most widely deployed mobile threat protection service in the world, leading to 99.99% of Android devices being free of PHAs.
- Android devices are difficult to deploy. – Android provides flexible deployment options to meet the needs of any business. Zero-touch deployment allows for bulk enrollment of devices with no manual setup needed
Module 3 Lesson 4 Answers
- (A) Android developer guides
- (B) OEM support sites
- (C) android.com/enterprise/recommended
- (D) Device Solutions Directory
- Thumbs Up
- The minimum OS support requirements may vary across different solution sets for the same feature offering.
- Google Mobile Services provides a standard baseline of Android Enterprise support.
- Thumbs Down
- Android Enterprise features are supported on all GMS and AOSP devices.
- (A) Consistent provisioning UX
- (B) Zero-touch support
- (C) Security patches delivered within 90 days
- (D) Secure element support
Match an answer to each of the statements. Select each box and make a selection, then submit.
Q.4 – Where’s the best place to start when choosing new Android devices to deploy within an organization?
- Answer – Android Enterprise Recommended
Q.5 – What resource can be used to identify all other devices that support Android Enterprise?
- Answer – The Device Solutions Directory
- (A) They are the same designation, just different terminology
- (B) GMS supports Google Apps
- (C) Only AER devices are listed in the Solutions Directory
- (D) AER devices are validated by Google to meet an elevated set of specifications
Match the correct answer to complete the statement, then submit.
Q.7 – When managing device variety, it’s best to start with the ____________ OS.
- Answer – Minimum
Q.8 – Begin with ____________ and provisioning when determining the minimum OS to support.
- Answer – Security
Module 4 Lesson 1 Answers
- (A) True
- (B) False
Q.2 – Name the important processes that IT admins need to be aware of when curating applications.
- (A) Security
- (B) Updates
- (C) Deployment
- (D) All of the above
- (A) True
- (B) False
Module 4 Lesson 2 Answers
- Managed Google Play console and EMM Console – IT admin wants to configure access to approved apps and prevent access to unapproved apps for their device users.
- Managed Google Play console – IT admin wants to make new apps available to the company.
- EMM Console – IT admin wants to change the look and feel of the company’s Google Play Store.
- (A) True
- (B) False
- (A) True
- (B) False
Module 4 Lesson 3 Answers
For each question, determine which applications best meet Indigo’s criteria. Use play.google.com/work to determine the apps that would be most suitable.
Q.1 – Choose a messenger client. Select the 3 that apply, then submit.
- (A) Google Hangouts Chat
- (B) Slack
- (C) Microsoft Teams
- (D) Default SMS
- (A) Files
- (B) Google Chrome
- (C) Files by Google
- (D) Samsung My Files
- (A) EMM Secure Browser
- (B) Microsoft Edge
- (C) Google Chrome
- (D) Firefox
Q.4 – Choose the email clients that works with O365. Select the 2 correct answers, then submit.
- (A) Microsoft Outlook
- (B) AOL
- (C) Gmail
Q.5 – Determine which VPN app offer a managed configuration. Select the answer, then submit.
- (A) OpenVPN
- (B) Cisco AnyConnect
Q.6 – Determine which camera app(s) meet the requirements. Select all that apply, then submit.
- (A) Google Camera
- (B) Open Camera
Q.7 – Determine which contact app(s) meet the requirements. Select all that apply, then submit.
- (A) Google Contacts
- (B) Outlook
Module 4 Lesson 4 Answers
The correct order of steps is:
- Step 1 – Set up Google Play Console
- Step 2 – Determine hosting method
- Step 3 – Designate the app for private distribution
- Step 4 – Manage version across channels
Module 4 Lesson 5 Answers
Indigo has expressed that their applications need to be distributed securely to their users and that the protection of corporate data from malicious applications is maintained on the device.
- Enable force encryption
- Enable force verify apps
- Disable debugging
- Prevent app uninstalls
- Disable developer options
- Disable cross-profile data sharing
- Apps prevented from writing to external storage – Mass storage disabled
- Additional accounts unable to be added to the device – Work access restricted to authorized Cloud Identity accounts
- Specific applications set as mandatory – Work apps silently distributed
- Lockscreen notifications redacted for work applications – Lock screen restrictions set
Module 4 Lesson 7 Review Answers
Q.1 – What are the benefits of uploading an application to Google Play? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Malware security checks
- (B) Increased download speeds
- (C) Open, closed, and internal test channels
- (D) All of the above
- (A) Test DPC
- (B) Android Management Experience
- (C) Google Play EMM API
- (D) Google Play Console
- (A) Google Play EMM API
- (B) Google Play Console
- (C) Android Management Experience
- (D) Android Management API
- In addition to EMM consoles, where else can you search and approve applications? – Managed Google Play Store
- What are the different methods for hosting private applications? – Google-hosted and self-hosted
- Which identifier lets you enable a private application within a given organization? – Organization ID
- The correct answer is 100
Q.6 – What is the primary function of the Verify Apps feature? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Verifies integrity of apps installed on the device
- (B) Verifies application developers
- (C) Injects security code into applications
- (D) Rejects apps installed outside of Google Play
Q.7 – System apps are installed on devices by enforcing what policy? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Enable system apps
- (B) System apps are already installed
- (C) Install system apps
- (D) Push system apps
Q.8 – Which features are included in Google Play Protect? Select 3 answers, then submit.
- (A) Location tracking
- (B) App verification
- (C) Safe browsing
- (D) Find my device
Module 5 Lesson 1 Answers
- (A) True
- (B) False
- (A) True
- (B) False
Sarah’s stakeholders have a number of requirements for their network setup that were included in the proposal. Using what you know of the case study, select all answers that apply and submit.
Q.3 – What is our SSID? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) INDY_IND
- (B) Industry778
Q.4 – Is there an SSL inspection? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Yes
- (B) No
Q.5 – How do we secure our network and what do we need to authenticate? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) PSK
- (B) Open network
- (C) WPA
- (D) WPA2
Q.6 – Is there a proxy server being used? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Yes
- (B) No
Q.7 – What VPN solution do we currently use? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) NordVPN
- (B) IPVanish
- (C) OpenVPN
- (D) Cisco AnyConnect
Q.8 – How is our VPN secured? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Unsecured
- (B) Managed configuration
- (C) Certificate
- (D) Password
- (A) Yes
- (B) No
Q.10 – For the Finance teams what traffic should go through VPN? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Only certain endpoints
- (B) User can choose
- (C) Specific apps only
- (D) All traffic
Q.11 – Does our VPN support split tunneling to access our internal server? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) Yes
- (B) No
Module 5 Lesson 3 Answers
- (A) True
- (B) False
- (A) Global
- (B) User
- (C) Root
- (D) Intermediate
Q.3 – Does every app require some kind of certificate authentication? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) No
- (B) Yes
Module 5 Lesson 4 Answers
- (A) User-Initiated VPN
- (B) Per-Profile VPN
- (C) Always-On VPN
- (D) Per-App VPN
- (A) Per-Profile VPN
- (B) User-Initiated VPN
- (C) Always-On VPN
- (D) Per-App VPN
Module 5 Lesson 6 Review Answers
- (A) User-Initiated VPN
- (B) Per-Profile VPN
- (C) Per-App VPN
- (D) Always-On VPN
- (A) Always-On VPN
- (B) Per-App VPN
- (C) User-Initiated VPN
- (D) Per-Profile VPN
- (A) Enable Safe Browsing
- (B) Use Google Play Protect
- (C) Deny all traffic
- (D) Block port 80
Module 6 Lesson 2 Answers
(1) A safe way to test if a policy is working is to…?
Answer – Push to a test device using the Indigo enterprise you’ve created.
(2) What would be the safest way to verify new devices are getting provisioned correctly?
Answer – Factory reset your test device and check if it is provisioning correctly upon reboot.
(3) What should you do if you encounter deployment issues?
Answer – Apply a problem solving framework before doing anything else.
Module 6 Lesson 4 Answers
Q.1 – Put the recommended migration steps in order. Once complete, click submit to continue.
- (1) Analysis
- (2) Requirements mapping
- (3) Proof of concept
- (4) Deployment
- The correct answers is legacy.
- The correct answer is modern.
Module 6 Lesson 5 Review Answers
Match the problem solving framework steps to its proper description. Select each box and make a selection, then submit.
Q.1 – Compare the observed behavior against the expected behavior.
- Answer – Describe behavior
Q.2 – Consider the most common causes identified to narrow the scope of the issue.
- Answer – Process of elimination
Q.3 – Eliminate conflated issues or general confusion that misdiagnose root causes.
- Answer – Trust but verify
Q.4 – Identify systemic problems versus localized issue.
- Answer – Reproduce issue
Q.5 – Ask for screen captures, logs, and all other relevant information.
- Answer – Gather data
Q.6 – Review common troubleshooting steps which may not apply to the issue or were skipped.
- Answer – Review watchpoints
Q.7 – Put the escalation process in the correct order, then click submit.
The correct order is:
- (1) Escalate to EMM
- (2) Escalate to OEM
- (3) Escalate to carrier or reseller
Android Enterprise Architecture & Implementation Final Assessment Answers
Quiz: Part 1 – Case Study
- (A) EMM
- (B) VPN
- (C) Managed Google Play
- (D) Dedicated use devices
- (E) Rugged devices
- (F) Android Open Source Project
- (G) Work profile
- (H) Work profile on company-owned
- (I) Personal devices
Quiz: Part 2 – EMM, Identity, And Provisioning
- MobileIron, Inc
- Microsoft
- IBM MaaS360
Q.2 – Does the transportation deployment need a Standard Management Set or Advanced Management Set?
- (A) Standard Management Set
- (B) Advanced Management Set
- (A) MobileIron
- (B) Blackberry
- (C) Microsoft
- (D) Google Cloud Identity
- (A) Managed Google Play Accounts
- (B) Google Accounts
- QR Code – 7.0+
- Zero-touch enrollment – 8.0+
- (A) Zero-touch
- (B) DPC identifier
- (C) QR code
- (D) NFC
Quiz: Part 3 – Devices And OS
- Enforced 4-digit device PIN security – 5.0+
- Advanced location sharing management – 5.0+
- Lock down clock and timezone settings – 5.0+
- Admins can lock a set of apps to the screen – 6.0+
- Users can’t factory reset the device – 5.1+
- Admins able to remotely wipe or lock devices – 5.0+
Q.2 – What is the minimum OS version to support the required policies? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) 5.0
- (B) 5.1
- (C) 6.0
- (D) 7.0
- (A) Device provisioning
- (B) Device security
- (C) Device usability
- (D) Account & app management
- (A) 5.0+
- (B) 6.0+
- (C) 7.0+
- (D) 8.0+
- (E) 9.0+
Q.5 – What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices?
- Answer – 7.0
Quiz: Part 4 – Managed Play, Apps, And Policies
- Enforce 4-digit device PIN security – Device security challenge
- Lock down clock and timezone settings – System clock management
- Admins can lock a set of apps to the screen – Lock task mode management
- Users can’t factory reset the device – Factory reset protection management
- Set complex passwords – 5.0+
- Alphanumeric password required – 5.0+
- Disable camera – 5.0+
Quiz: Part 5 – Networking, VPN, And Certificates
- The correct answer is All of the above
- (A) Always-On VPN
- (B) Per-App VPN
- (C) User-Initiated VPN
- (D) Per-Profile VPN
Android Enterprise Architecture Implementation Answers
What are some of the questions you will need to know about existing networking infrastructure and security to deploy devices through managed Google Play? Select 1 answer, then submit
What are some of the questions you will need to know about existing networking infrastructure and security to deploy devices through managed Google Play? Select 1 answer, then submit
- The correct answer is All of the above
Using the device admin overview and the Android Enterprise Feature List, find the minimum OS that will allow you to: Select each box and make a selection, then submit
Using the device admin overview and the Android Enterprise Feature List, find the minimum OS that will allow you to: Select each box and make a selection, then submit
- Set complex passwords – 5.0+
- Alphanumeric password required – 5.0+
- Disable camera – 5.0+
Match each of Indigo’s requirements with the description provided in the Solutions Directory. Make your selection, then click submit.
Match each of Indigo’s requirements with the description provided in the Solutions Directory. Make your selection, then click submit.
- Enforce 4-digit device PIN security – Device security challenge
- Lock down clock and timezone settings – System clock management
- Admins can lock a set of apps to the screen – Lock task mode management
- Users can’t factory reset the device – Factory reset protection management
What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices?
What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices?
- Answer – 7.0
In order to support Indigo’s policies, the minimum OS version 6.0 is required. However, the devices needed for the transportation deployment are required to be rugged as designated by Android Enterprise Recommended. What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices? Select 1 answer, then submit.
In order to support Indigo’s policies, the minimum OS version 6.0 is required. However, the devices needed for the transportation deployment are required to be rugged as designated by Android Enterprise Recommended. What is the minimum OS to support rugged devices? Select 1 answer, then submit.
- (A) 5.0+
- (B) 6.0+
- (C) 7.0+
- (D) 8.0+
- (E) 9.0+