vmartinez

Select the watchpoints that apply to application troubleshooting. Select 7 answers, then submit.

 

The seven answers are:

• Select OS version/device
• Select/bind EMM
• Create/sync users or groups
• Upload apps
• Set managed config
• Update apps/device
• Approve/assign apps

 

Which of the following tools could you use to test James’ application problem? Select 2 answers, then submit.

 

• (A) Android Management Experience
• (B) TestDPC
• (C) AM API Quickstart Colab

 

Which of the following information would be appropriate to gather from James? Select 4 answers, then submit.

 

The four answers are:

• Bug report
• Package Names/IDs
• Play EMM API calls
• Enterprise, User, and Device IDs

 

I can’t find the private app I need for my job in the managed Google Play store and it has not silently installed on my device. Is this behavior: Select 1 answer, then submit.

 

• (A) Expected

 

• (B) Observed

 

I should be able to see the app in the managed Google Play store or it should already be installed on my device. Is this behavior: Select 1 answer, then submit.

 

• (A) Observed

 

• (B) Expected

 

Match the description of each step in the managed configuration process to its corresponding section. Select each box and make a selection, then submit.

 

Developer – When a developer builds an app for Google Play, they must meet certain requirements.

App + Schema – An app schema is a set of policies an app is willing to accept. This is included when the app is uploaded to Google Play.

Schema – The EMM console can read an app’s schema and display it in their UI. This allows IT admins to set the app configurations like server, name, server config, or security policy.

Config – Once the app is properly configured, the EMM will save the configurations and send it back to Google Play.

Configured app – At the time of installation, Google Play will deliver the app and its saved configurations to the device, providing a seamless end-user experience.