Which of the following components can be leveraged to integrate LDAP, SMTP, SCEP, and ADCS for maintaining internal resource security in Workspace ONE UEM?

Question

Options

• AIntelligence Connector (ETL)
• BWorkspace ONE Access Connector
• CAirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC)
• DUnified Access Gateway (UAG)

• B
  5% (1)
• C
  90% (19)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

AirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC) is the on-premises component specifically designed to bridge Workspace ONE UEM (hosted in the cloud) with internal enterprise directory and certificate services - including LDAP (directory lookups), SMTP (email notifications), SCEP (certificate enrollment), and ADCS (Active Directory Certificate Services) - without exposing those systems directly to the internet.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Intelligence Connector (ETL) is a data pipeline tool used to extract and load UEM data into Workspace ONE Intelligence for reporting and analytics - not for directory/certificate integration.
• B. Workspace ONE Access Connector extends Workspace ONE Access (the identity/SSO layer) to sync directories and enable Kerberos/password auth, but it serves Access, not UEM's core enrollment and resource security needs.
• D. Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is a reverse-proxy/edge appliance that secures remote access to internal apps (Tunnel, Horizon, Content Gateway) - it doesn't handle LDAP/SCEP/ADCS integration for UEM.

Memory tip: Think of ACC as the "cloud-to-corporate bridge" - any time UEM (in the cloud) needs to reach inside your corporate network to talk to legacy protocols (LDAP, SMTP, SCEP, ADCS), ACC is the tunnel that makes it happen securely.

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