Management has requested that the ability to activate BlackBerry devices on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server be restricted to approved BlackBerry device models only. What can be used to accommodate…

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Options

• AIT Policy
• BPIN to Model Mapping
• CEnterprise Service Policy
• DApplication Control Policy
• EGroup Filter

• A
  5% (1)
• C
  80% (16)
• D
  5% (1)
• E
  10% (2)

Explanation

Enterprise Service Policy is the correct choice because it governs which device models are permitted to activate on BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), allowing administrators to whitelist only approved hardware before activation is allowed.

• A (IT Policy) controls security settings and restrictions after a device is already activated - it doesn't gate the activation process itself.
• B (PIN to Model Mapping) is a BES feature for associating device PINs with specific users, not for restricting models from activating.
• D (Application Control Policy) manages which applications can be installed or used on activated devices - unrelated to the activation gate.
• E (Group Filter) is used to filter Active Directory groups for user provisioning, not device model enforcement.

Memory tip: Think "Service Policy = who gets served." The Enterprise Service Policy decides what gets served (activated) at the enterprise level - including restricting by device model - before any device ever joins the network.

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