Which three values are needed to enable Email Notification Service (ENS) for Workspace ONE Boxer? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AENS API Token
• BExchange Admin Credentials
• CDomain
• DENS Server Address
• EExchange ActiveSync Host
• FEWS URL

• A
  91% (52)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  2% (1)
• F
  5% (3)

Explanation

Enabling ENS for Workspace ONE Boxer requires three specific configuration values: the ENS API Token (A) authenticates the device with the ENS service, the ENS Server Address (D) tells Boxer where to send and receive push notification requests, and the Exchange ActiveSync Host (E) identifies the mail server ENS will poll on behalf of the device. Together, these three values establish identity, routing, and the mail source - the minimum viable configuration for push notifications.

The distractors fail because ENS does not require Exchange Admin Credentials (B) - authentication is handled by the token, not admin access. Domain (C) is not a standalone required field in the ENS configuration panel. EWS URL (F) is associated with Exchange Web Services integrations (e.g., free/busy calendar lookups), not the ActiveSync-based push notification pipeline that ENS uses.

Memory tip: Think of the three values as Who, Where, and What - the API Token (who you are), the ENS Server Address (where notifications go), and the ActiveSync Host (what mail server to watch).

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