Which two steps would an administrator complete to enable auto-discovery for their Workspace ONE UEM environment? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AEnter the email domain when installing the AirWatch Cloud Connector.
• BRegister email domain within Workspace ONE UEM.
• CEmail [email protected] with the domain the administrator wants to register.
• DVerify the domain by accepting the link in the email that registered auto-discovery.
• EEnter the email domain when establishing directory services.

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  88% (42)
• C
  2% (1)
• E
  4% (2)

Explanation

Enabling auto-discovery in Workspace ONE UEM follows a two-step process: first, the admin registers the email domain within the UEM console (B), which tells VMware's auto-discovery service that the domain belongs to that organization; second, VMware sends a verification email to the domain's administrative contact, and the admin must accept the verification link (D) to prove domain ownership and activate the service.

Why the others are wrong:

• A - The AirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC) handles directory service integration (e.g., Active Directory), not auto-discovery enrollment; entering a domain there has no effect on the auto-discovery feature.
• C - No such email address or manual email-registration process exists for Workspace ONE auto-discovery; this is a fabricated distractor.
• E - Entering an email domain during directory services setup configures LDAP/AD lookups, which is a separate function entirely unrelated to auto-discovery enrollment.

Memory tip: Think of it like domain ownership verification on any web platform - you Register, then Verify (B → D). The ACC and directory services are neighboring features, but auto-discovery lives in its own section of the console.

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