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A local Workspace ONE Administrator needs to onboard some remote mobile devices from all operating systems very quickly. Which URL should the administrator forward to their remote users so they can…
The correct answer is A. https://getwsone.com/. getwsone.com is VMware's official, purpose-built universal enrollment URL that supports all mobile operating systems (iOS, Android, Windows) and is designed precisely for remote, self-service device onboarding - no tenant-specific configuration required from the end user. Why…
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A local Workspace ONE Administrator needs to onboard some remote mobile devices from all operating systems very quickly. Which URL should the administrator forward to their remote users so they can manually enroll their devices?
Options
- Ahttps://getwsone.com/
- Bhttps://<portalname.com>/enrollment/
- Chttps://whatisworkspaceone.com/
- Dhttps://my.workspace.com/enroll/
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A90% (19)
- B5% (1)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
getwsone.com is VMware's official, purpose-built universal enrollment URL that supports all mobile operating systems (iOS, Android, Windows) and is designed precisely for remote, self-service device onboarding - no tenant-specific configuration required from the end user.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (
<portalname>/enrollment/) is a tenant-specific URL tied to a particular Workspace ONE environment - it requires the admin to know and distribute their organization's custom portal name, making it less ideal for quick, broad rollouts. - C (
whatisworkspaceone.com) sounds like a marketing/informational page - the "what is" phrasing signals it's for learning about the product, not enrolling in it. - D (
my.workspace.com/enroll/) is a plausible-sounding but fabricated URL with no official Workspace ONE backing.
Memory tip: Think of it as an instruction - "Get Workspace ONE" - the URL literally tells the user what to do. If you're handing a device to someone remotely and need them to get enrolled fast, send them to getwsone.com.
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