1V0-61.21 · Question #47
How can a Workspace ONE UEM admin gather logs from a managed device?
The correct answer is B. Use device-side logging. Device-side logging (B) is correct because Workspace ONE UEM provides a built-in mechanism where an admin can request logs directly from a managed device via the UEM console - the enrolled device collects its agent/management logs and uploads them back to the console for…
Question
How can a Workspace ONE UEM admin gather logs from a managed device?
Options
- AUse OS-based targeted logging.
- BUse device-side logging.
- CUse platform side logging
- DUse platform based targeted logging.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B93% (43)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Device-side logging (B) is correct because Workspace ONE UEM provides a built-in mechanism where an admin can request logs directly from a managed device via the UEM console - the enrolled device collects its agent/management logs and uploads them back to the console for review. This is the standard, documented troubleshooting workflow within UEM's device management capabilities.
Option A ("OS-based targeted logging") conflates general operating system logging concepts with UEM-specific functionality - it's not a recognized Workspace ONE UEM log-gathering method.
Option C ("platform side logging") reverses the direction; platform-side refers to server/backend logs, not logs pulled from the managed device.
Option D ("platform based targeted logging") combines both distractors - it implies logs originate from the platform rather than the device, which is the wrong source for device troubleshooting.
Memory tip: Think "device logs come from the device." The word "device-side" is your anchor - in UEM, you're reaching out to the device and pulling logs back. If an option says "platform" or "OS-based," it's pointing at the wrong layer.
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