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Which of the following two are Workspace ONE client-side applications? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Workspace ONE Web E. Workspace ONE Boxer. Workspace ONE Web (A) and Workspace ONE Boxer (E) are client-side applications - meaning they are apps installed and run directly on end-user devices. Web is a managed, secure browser app, and Boxer is a secure corporate email and calendar client; both are part of VMware's…
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Which of the following two are Workspace ONE client-side applications? (Choose two.)
Options
- AWorkspace ONE Web
- BWorkspace ONI App Wrapping
- CWorkspace ONE ENS2
- DWorkspace ONE SDK
- EWorkspace ONE Boxer
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A87% (46)
- B8% (4)
- C4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Workspace ONE Web (A) and Workspace ONE Boxer (E) are client-side applications - meaning they are apps installed and run directly on end-user devices. Web is a managed, secure browser app, and Boxer is a secure corporate email and calendar client; both are part of VMware's productivity app suite that users interact with on their mobile devices.
The distractors represent different categories: App Wrapping (B) is an admin-side process applied to apps on the backend before distribution - not something users run. ENS2 (C) is a server-side Email Notification Service that pushes notifications to devices, not an app users install. SDK (D) is a developer toolkit used to embed Workspace ONE security features into custom apps - a build-time tool, not an end-user app.
Memory tip: Think "client-side = something a user downloads and opens." Both Web and Boxer sound like everyday user tools (browser + email), while the others sound like infrastructure, plumbing, or developer gear - if it ends in SDK, Service, or is a process name, it's almost certainly not a client app.
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