Which statement is accurate about the process of deploying Exchange ActiveSync email settings in Workspace ONE Boxer?

Question

Options

• ATo deploy email settings to Workspace ONE Boxer, you first deploy the application and ask the
• BTo deploy email settings to Workspace ONE Boxer, you create a custom SDK profile and select
• CTo deploy email settings to Workspace ONE Boxer, you configure the Email Settings when you
• DTo deploy email settings to Workspace ONE Boxer, you first deploy the application and deploy an

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  8% (4)
• C
  87% (46)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because Workspace ONE Boxer email settings are configured inline during the application setup process in the Workspace ONE UEM console - specifically within the Email Settings section when adding or configuring the Boxer app assignment. This allows administrators to define Exchange ActiveSync connection details (server, domain, username lookup, S/MIME, etc.) as part of a single, unified workflow rather than as a separate follow-up step.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because it implies a manual or user-initiated step after deployment - Boxer email settings are pushed automatically through the managed configuration, not handed off to the user.
• B is wrong because a custom SDK profile is not the mechanism used to deliver email settings to Boxer; SDK profiles govern app security behaviors (authentication, data loss prevention), not mail server configuration.
• D is wrong because it implies deploying a separate, secondary profile after the app is already deployed - the correct approach integrates email configuration into the original app setup, not as an add-on deployment.

Memory tip: Think "configure once, deploy together." With Boxer, email settings are baked into the app configuration at setup time - not added before, not added after, not through a different profile type. If an answer describes extra steps or separate workflows, it's likely a distractor.

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