5V0-62.22 · Question #21
Refer to the exhibit. The VMBeans company has created the following organization group (OG) structure: The administrator at the Logistics OG has the Console Administrator role. Which two smart…
B (Logistics Team Central Office) and C (Midwest Rugged) are correct. In VMware Workspace ONE UEM, an administrator's scope is bounded by their assigned Organization Group and everything below it in the hierarchy. The Logistics OG admin with the Console Administrator role can…
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Refer to the exhibit. The VMBeans company has created the following organization group (OG) structure:
The administrator at the Logistics OG has the Console Administrator role. Which two smart groups could this administrator manage? (Choose two.)
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Options
- AVMBeans (VMBeans)
- BLogistics Team Central Office
- CMidwest Rugged
- DSales Android Device
- ESales Laptop
Explanation
B (Logistics Team Central Office) and C (Midwest Rugged) are correct.
In VMware Workspace ONE UEM, an administrator's scope is bounded by their assigned Organization Group and everything below it in the hierarchy. The Logistics OG admin with the Console Administrator role can manage smart groups that belong to the Logistics OG itself or any of its child OGs - which includes Logistics Team Central Office and Midwest Rugged.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (VMBeans) is the top-level parent OG, which is above Logistics in the hierarchy. Admins cannot manage upward - scope flows downstream only.
- D (Sales Android Device) and E (Sales Laptop) belong to the Sales OG, which is a sibling branch entirely outside the Logistics OG's scope. Admins have no cross-branch visibility.
Memory tip: Think of it like a company org chart - a regional manager can direct their own team and subordinate teams, but has no authority over the CEO's group or a peer department. In Workspace ONE UEM, OG admin scope = your node + all descendants, never ancestors or siblings.
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