2V0-62.23 · Question #43
Which of the following enrollment options can be used to enroll a Linux device?
The correct answer is A. Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub through command line. Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub on Linux operates as a background service with no graphical interface, so enrollment must be performed via the command line - making Option A the only valid choice for Linux. Option B is incorrect because the Intelligent Hub's application/GUI interfa
Question
Which of the following enrollment options can be used to enroll a Linux device?
Options
- AWorkspace ONE Intelligent Hub through command line
- BWorkspace ONE Intelligent Hub through application interface
- COut-of-Box Experience
- DSingle-user staging
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A93% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub on Linux operates as a background service with no graphical interface, so enrollment must be performed via the command line - making Option A the only valid choice for Linux. Option B is incorrect because the Intelligent Hub's application/GUI interface is available on Windows and macOS, not Linux. Option C (Out-of-Box Experience) is a Windows-only enrollment method triggered during the initial OS setup wizard and has no Linux equivalent. Option D (Single-user staging) applies to mobile platforms like iOS and Android, as well as Windows, but is not a supported enrollment path for Linux.
Memory tip: Think "Linux lives in the terminal" - just as Linux administration is classically CLI-driven, so is Workspace ONE enrollment for Linux. If you see Linux + Intelligent Hub as an option pair, the answer is always the command-line variant.
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