Which four actions does an engineer need to perform in order to setup Android SSO? (Choose four.)

Question

Options

• ADeploy the VMware Tunnel App.
• BConfigure the Mobile SSO profile for Android.
• CConfigure and Setup the Device Traffic Rules Set in the Tunnel Configuration page.
• DInstall and Setup the VMware Tunnel service on the Unified Access Gateway.
• EConfigure the Android SSO auth method on Workspace ONE Access.
• FConfigure the Per-App Tunnel Profile for Android.

• A
  14% (3)
• B
  77% (17)
• C
  9% (2)

Explanation

Setting up Android SSO in VMware Workspace ONE requires a coordinated sequence across four components: you must configure the Mobile SSO profile for Android (B) to define the SSO behavior, install the VMware Tunnel service on the Unified Access Gateway (D) because the UAG proxies the Kerberos authentication traffic that Android SSO relies on, configure the Android SSO auth method on Workspace ONE Access (E) to enable the authentication chain, and configure the Per-App Tunnel profile for Android (F) to route SSO traffic through the tunnel correctly.

Option A is a distractor because deploying the Tunnel App to end-user devices is a separate operational task, not one of the four administrator setup steps - the app deployment is a result of enrollment, not an SSO configuration action. Option C (Device Traffic Rules) applies to general tunnel traffic routing and is not a required step specifically for SSO setup.

Memory tip: Think of the four steps as a pipeline - Profile → Tunnel Server → Auth Method → Tunnel Route (B → D → E → F). If you remember that Android SSO needs both a Workspace ONE Access side (B, E) and a Tunnel/UAG side (D, F), you can quickly eliminate A (end-user app deployment) and C (traffic rules, which belong to general tunnel config, not SSO).

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