Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 259 discussion

First answer given is incorrect as it is not "Intune Connector for AZURE Active Directory"- however there IS an "Intune Connector for Active Directory" Also for the second part - there is an "Intune Certificate Connector" used for on premise Exchange (but it's not called the "Intune Exchange Connector" so the given answer is incorrect even though its pointing at something that does exist) "If you have on-premises infrastructure, such as Exchange or an Active Directory, the Intune connectors are also available:" The Intune Connector for Active Directory adds entries to your on-premises Active Directory domain for computers that enroll using Windows Autopilot. The Intune certificate connector processes certificate requests from devices that use certificates for authentication and S/MIME email encryption.

Yes: This statement is true. Microsoft Endpoint Manager includes the Intune Connector for Azure Active Directory, which is used for scenarios like Windows Autopilot hybrid Azure AD join. Yes: 2. This statement is true, but with a caveat. Microsoft Endpoint Manager does include the Intune Exchange Connector, which allows for managing on-premises Exchange environments. However, support for the Intune Exchange Connector is being deprecated, and Microsoft recommends using Exchange hybrid modern authentication (HMA) instead. Yes: 3. This statement is true. Microsoft Endpoint Manager, through its integration with Intune, can manage and monitor mobile devices, providing capabilities for both mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM).

NO, YES, YES