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Question 1

What is a feature of Apple Configurator for Mac?

AEnable Managed Lost Mode

BPush profile updates over the air

CCreate a Blueprint for your devices

DBuy apps and books

Answer : C

Apple Configurator for Mac allows administrators to create Blueprints, which are templates for configuring devices with settings, apps, and profiles. The Apple Configurator User Guide explains, 'Apple Configurator for Mac allows you to create Blueprints---templates containing settings, apps, and profiles---that can be applied to iPhones, iPads, or Macs during configuration.' Option A is an MDM feature, B requires MDM for over-the-air updates, and D is handled via Apple Business Manager, not Configurator.

Apple Configurator User Guide, 'Blueprints' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Apple Configurator Features' section.

Question 2

A user receives their organization-owned iPhone and completes the setup. What's the Location Services status if you configured Setup Assistant to skip the Location Services pane?

AIt's off, but the user can turn it on in Settings

BThe user is prompted to configure it

CIt's off, and the user can't turn it on

DIt's on by default

Answer : A

Skipping the pane leaves Location Services off but adjustable. The iOS Deployment Reference states, 'When the Location Services pane is skipped in Setup Assistant, it remains off by default, but users can enable it in Settings unless restricted by MDM.' Option A reflects this flexibility.

iOS Deployment Reference, 'Setup Assistant' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Location Services Configuration' section.

Question 3

You're resetting several iPad devices for new users. The iPad devices don't progress past the Apple logo after restart. Which of these should you do?

AUse Apple Configurator for iPhone to restore the iPad devices

BSend the Return to Service command from the MDM solution

CGet a bypass code from the MDM administrator to clear Activation Lock

DUse Apple Configurator for Mac to restore the iPad devices

Answer : D

Apple Configurator for Mac resolves boot issues. The Apple Configurator User Guide states, 'If an iPad is stuck on the Apple logo, connect it to a Mac running Apple Configurator to perform a full restore.' Option A doesn't exist, and B and C don't address this issue directly.

Apple Configurator User Guide, 'Restoring Devices' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Troubleshooting Devices' section.

Question 4

Which type of Apple ID should an organization create for its employees to separate personal and work data?

AApple ID

BManaged Apple ID

CPersonal Apple ID

DShared Apple ID

Answer : B

Managed Apple IDs are created by organizations via Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager to provide employees or students with accounts that separate personal and work/school data. Unlike personal Apple IDs (options A and C, which are the same), Managed Apple IDs are controlled by the organization, restricting certain features (e.g., iCloud backups) to maintain data separation. Shared Apple IDs (option D) don't exist as a formal type; Shared iPad uses temporary sessions, not IDs. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide recommends Managed Apple IDs for organizational use.

Question 5

A user reports that their managed Mac is asking for a six-digit PIN after an unexpected restart. What explains this?

AYou turned on Activation Lock.

BYou sent the EraseDevice command.

CYou sent the Lock a Mac command.

DYou turned on Managed Lost Mode.

Answer : C

The Lock a Mac command generates a six-digit PIN for unlocking. The Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference states, 'The Lock command sent via MDM locks a Mac and generates a six-digit PIN that must be entered to regain access.' Option A prevents booting, B wipes the device, and D is iOS-specific.

Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference, 'Lock Command' section.

macOS Security Overview, 'Device Locking' section.

Question 6

You're using Apple Configurator for Mac to manually add Apple devices to Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager. When does the 30-day provisional period begin?

AAfter the device enrolls in the MDM server.

BAfter you assign the devices to the MDM server.

CAfter the device is available in Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager.

DAfter you assign the devices to users in an MDM solution.

Answer : A

The provisional period starts post-enrollment. The Apple Configurator User Guide states, 'The 30-day provisional period begins after the device enrolls in the MDM server, allowing users to opt out of supervision.'

Apple Configurator User Guide, 'Adding Devices' section.

Apple Business Manager User Guide, 'Provisional Period' section.

Question 7

Which feature allows IT administrators to manage cellular settings on a device?

AConfiguration profiles

BFind My

CiCloud

DMDM

Answer : A

Configuration profiles allow IT administrators to manage cellular settings on iOS/iPadOS devices, such as configuring APN settings, disabling data roaming, or restricting cellular data for specific apps. These profiles are deployed via MDM or manually. Find My (option B) and iCloud (option C) are unrelated to cellular management. MDM (option D) delivers profiles, but the profiles contain the settings. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide details cellular configuration via profiles.

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