Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 197 discussion

OMG, another disuccion without proper response. Short answer, the response provided is CORRECT. Further explanation: - First one: YES. Please check the following source in which the following is specified: Currently, you can assign iOS/iPadOS and Android apps (line-of-business and store-purchased apps) to devices that aren't enrolled with Intune. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy - Second one: NO. In the same source added above, you can check the table in wich is specified that it supports both enrolled and not enrolled with intune. - Third one: YES. As above, checking in the table you can see that installing from THE WEB BASED is supported for devices enrolled and not enrolled. This would not be correct if question was about installing app from THE COMPANY PORTAL APP. In this last case you can only do it for devices enrolled with intune. Hope it helps!

No,No,Yes Option Devices enrolled with Intune Devices not enrolled with Intune Assign to users Yes Yes Assign to devices Yes No Assign wrapped apps or apps that incorporate the Intune SDK (for app protection policies) Yes Yes Assign apps as Available Yes Yes Assign apps as Required Yes No Uninstall apps Yes No Receive app updates from Intune Yes No End users install available apps from the Company Portal app Yes No End users install available apps from the web-based Company Portal Yes Yes

1-no 2-no 3-yes https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy

Answer is Yes/No/Yes. This is clear from the following link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy

YES YES YES, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy read again you chimps

Option Devices enrolled with Intune Devices not enrolled with Intune Assign to users Yes Yes Assign to devices Yes No <----- 1. answer NO Assign wrapped apps or apps that incorporate the Intune SDK (for app protection policies) Yes Yes <-- 2. Answer is NO, you don't require enrollment Assign apps as Available Yes Yes Assign apps as Required Yes No Uninstall apps Yes No Receive app updates from Intune Yes No End users install available apps from the Company Portal app Yes No End users install available apps from the web-based Company Portal Yes Yes <-- 3. Yes, with or without enrollment is possible. So the answers are correct No, No, Yes.

Using the below link as a reference 1) apps can be assigned to users if not enrolled in itune but NOT to devices. ANS = NO 2) wrapped apps etc can be assigned regardless of enrollment, ANS = NO 3) From web-based portal ANS = YES. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy

Option Devices enrolled with Intune-------------Devices not enrolled with Intune Assign to users Yes Yes Assign to devices Yes No Assign wrapped apps or apps that incorporate the Intune SDK (for app protection policies) Yes Yes Assign apps as Available Yes Yes Assign apps as Required Yes No Uninstall apps Yes No Receive app updates from Intune Yes No End users install available apps from the Company Portal app Yes No End users install available apps from the web-based Company Portal Yes Yes

Wrong answer. Correct answer: Yes, No, Yes. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy

chat gpt : Yes No Yes 1: True - You can assign apps to devices that are not enrolled with Microsoft Intune. This is often done using the "Available for enrolled devices" option. 2: False - You can assign wrapped apps or apps that incorporate the Intune SDK to both enrolled and unenrolled devices. However, certain management features might only be available on enrolled devices. 3: True - You can install available apps from the web-based Company Portal app regardless of whether the device is enrolled with Intune. The Company Portal app provides a way for users to install apps assigned to them by their organization.

from the article, the answer given is correct. it is NO, NO, YES

Answer given is correct. The reference table is very clear

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy#:~:text=Currently%2C%20you%20can%20assign%20iOS,and%20manually%20install%20app%20updates. Bit of confusion on the first question, you can assign apps to users whose devices are not enrolled in intune, but not directly to the devices according the the link above. Answers are correct.

Yes No Yes is correct

first one - yes --- "you can assign iOS/iPadOS and Android apps (line-of-business and store-purchased apps) to devices that aren't enrolled with Intune." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-deploy

the answers should be No. Yes , Yes

It is no, no, yes. You can assign apps to users not enrolled BUT not to devices. The wrapped apps that incorporate SDK can be if the device is enrolled or not enrolled (read carefully as the statement says only enrolled devices which is false), and the as long as it is the web based company portal enrolled and not enrolled devices can install available apps.