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What are the steps to setup Closed Testing track for your Enterprise applications? Select All Correct Responses

 

(A) Assign your applications to your organization(s) for it to appear in Managed Google Play.

(B) Use the EMM to assign the testing app to the users.

(C) Assign it to countries/regions.

(D) Create a closed testing release, upload your APK file, and rollout.

 

What is managed Google Play?

 

(A) It is an online gaming platform, where you can blocklist people you don’t like to play with.

(B) It is a generic application distribution platform that is available on any modern OS to distribute Enterprise Applications to any devices.

(C) It is an application distribution platform in Android for Enterprise, where the IT admin can manage and distribute public and private enterprise applications.

(D) It is the largest application distribution platform, where you can download and install an application on your Android devices.

 

Which of the following best describes Managed Configuration, one of the features introduced in Managed Google Play?

 

• (A) Managed Configuration allows end-users to manage ‘the approved’ applications’ configurations by themselves without asking for the IT Admin permits.
• (B) Managed Configuration is not a feature in Managed Google Play.
• (C) Managed Configuration allows the IT Admin to set (and enforce) specific parameters in certain applications automatically. The configurable parameters are defined by the app developers.
• (D) Managed Configuration is a set of configuration available in Managed Google Play for the IT Admin to control.

or

• Managed configurations are not a feature in Managed Google Play.
• Managed configurations allow end-users to manage ‘the approved’ applications’ configurations by themselves without asking for the IT Admin permits.
• Managed configurations allow the IT Admin to set (and enforce) specific parameters in certain applications automatically.
• Managed configurations refer to a set of configurations available in Managed Google Play for the IT Admin to control.

 

A customer has a requirement to enroll Android tablets with no Carrier connectivity. Additionally, they do not want use an open WiFi with a simple pre-shared password for the enrollment. Is there a solution to help the customer?

 

(A) Tell the customer to use a QR code based provisioning method that can pass WIFI EAP credentials including Certificates.

(B) Tell the customer to upload their WiFi certificates to the Zero-Touch portal for automatic delivery during enrollment.

(C) Provide SD card’s with the certificate.

(D) Tell the customer that they must set up an open WiFi due to restrictions on how enrollment works.

 

A customer has 5,000 Android 10 devices in warehouses that are not connected to the internet. How can the customer get an OTA update to the device if they are only on a closed network?

 

(A) Since the devices are off the internet and safer, you do not need to keep the devices updated.

(B) Send the devices to the OEM for updating.

(C) Use only devices that are flashed with AOSP versions of Android so that you can get updates directly from the OEM.

(D) Use the manual update process combined with your EMM to push updates from a local server on the network.

 

Its September 1st, start of the holiday season, and a customer wants to prevent an OTA update from being installed and potentially causing issues. Is there any help for the customer?

 

(A) Set up a policy to delay the update until March of the next year.

(B) Set up the policy that will allow the OS updates to be postponed until Dec. 1 of the same year.

(C) Implement firewall rules on your network to prevent connections to the carrier.

(D) Instruct the user to not install the update on devices if they see a notification.