Which device enrollment settings are valid? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ASend notification on device enrollment
• BEnable invite based enrollment
• CMinimum number of devices a user can enroll
• DReassign the device to another user
• EPermanently delete device

• A
  96% (24)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

Note: The question asks for two correct answers, but only A is listed here - B (Enable invite based enrollment) is likely the second correct answer, as it is a recognized device enrollment configuration option in platforms like Microsoft Intune.

Option A is correct because most MDM (Mobile Device Management) platforms, such as Microsoft Intune, allow administrators to configure notifications that trigger automatically when a device is successfully enrolled - this is a built-in enrollment setting.

Option B is also correct because invite-based enrollment is a legitimate enrollment method that restricts enrollment to users who receive an explicit invitation, making it a valid enrollment setting.

Option C is wrong because enrollment policies set a maximum (not minimum) number of devices per user - there is no valid "minimum devices" enrollment setting.

Option D is wrong because reassigning a device to another user is a post-enrollment device management action, not an enrollment setting itself.

Option E is wrong because permanently deleting a device is a lifecycle/retirement action, not something configured within enrollment settings.

Memory tip: Think of enrollment settings as things that happen at the moment of enrollment - notifications fire and invitations gate access. Actions like reassigning or deleting happen after enrollment, so they belong elsewhere.

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