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2V0-62.23 · Question #65

Which two enrollment methods for Workspace ONE UEM are supported for Linux? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Web-based Enrollment E. Hub-based Enrollment. Workspace ONE UEM supports Web-based Enrollment (B) and Hub-based Enrollment (E) for Linux devices because these methods align with how Linux endpoints are typically managed - either through a browser-initiated enrollment flow or by installing the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub…

Section 3 – Workspace ONE Installation, Configuration, and Setup

Question

Which two enrollment methods for Workspace ONE UEM are supported for Linux? (Choose two.)

Options

  • ALinux zero touch Enrollment
  • BWeb-based Enrollment
  • CDEP-based Enrollment
  • DLinux Enterprise-based Enrollment
  • EHub-based Enrollment

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    89% (25)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    4% (1)

Explanation

Workspace ONE UEM supports Web-based Enrollment (B) and Hub-based Enrollment (E) for Linux devices because these methods align with how Linux endpoints are typically managed - either through a browser-initiated enrollment flow or by installing the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub agent directly on the machine. Linux zero touch Enrollment (A) and Linux Enterprise-based Enrollment (D) do not exist as named enrollment methods in Workspace ONE UEM's Linux support documentation - these are fabricated distractors. DEP-based Enrollment (C) is an Apple-specific program (Device Enrollment Program, now Apple Business Manager) and has no relevance to Linux platforms.

Memory tip: Think "WHere does Linux enroll? On the Web or via the Hub." - W and H map directly to options B (Web) and E (Hub). Anything with "zero touch," "DEP," or "Enterprise" in the name for Linux should raise a red flag on the exam.

Topics

#Linux enrollment#Workspace ONE UEM#Web-based enrollment#Hub-based enrollment

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