Omnissa 2W0_25 - Omnissa Workspace ONE engineer - 2025 Exam
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Total 61 questions
Question #1 (Topic: Exam A)
ACME has Workspace ONE UEM with Android EMM Registration at its Customer Organization Group (OG) level. The Management Mode is set to Work Managed mode for the entire organization. The sales department, which has its own container Organization Group (OG), requires switching the Work Managed mode to Corporate Owned Personally Enabled mode, without affecting the rest of the organization.
Which step should be performed to meet this requirement?
Which step should be performed to meet this requirement?
A. Switch the management mode to Corporate Owned Personally Enabled at the Customer OG level so the entire organization can benefit from this feature.
B. At the Sales Container OG, override the Enrollment Settings tab under the Android EMM Registration and change the Management Mode to Corporate Owned Personally Enabled.
C. Clear the Android EMM Registration at the Sales Container OG and configure new Android EMM Registration with the Corporate Owned Personally Enabled mode.
D. The Corporate Owned Personally Enabled mode is not available for Android EMM Registration.
Answer: B
Question #2 (Topic: Exam A)
As part of your Workspace ONE deployment, you will be enrolling new Multiuser Windows devices for “hot seat” call center users, where users may use different devices each day.
Currently, applications deployed to these devices include common apps that are accessible to all users. A new application that installs into the HKLM registry hive must be deployed, which should only be accessible by managers, regardless of which hot seat is occupied on that day.
Which of the following deployment options should you select?
Currently, applications deployed to these devices include common apps that are accessible to all users. A new application that installs into the HKLM registry hive must be deployed, which should only be accessible by managers, regardless of which hot seat is occupied on that day.
Which of the following deployment options should you select?
A. Install Context = User; Admin Privileges = Admin; Permissions = Call Center Managers Smart Group
B. Install Context = Device; Admin Privileges = Admin; Permissions = Call Center Managers Smart Group
C. Install Context = User; Admin Privileges = User; Permissions = Call Center Managers Smart Group
D. Install Context = Device; Admin Privileges = User; Permissions = Call Center Managers Smart Group
Answer: B
Question #3 (Topic: Exam A)
DRAG DROP
An engineer must configure and deploy specific Zebra LifeGuard OTA updates for Android devices in Workspace ONE UEM.
Drag to place the following tasks in the correct order.
An engineer must configure and deploy specific Zebra LifeGuard OTA updates for Android devices in Workspace ONE UEM.
Drag to place the following tasks in the correct order.
Answer: 
Question #4 (Topic: Exam A)
A workflow created in Freestyle Orchestrator to push a baseline and a custom script to macOS devices executes partially. The baseline configuration installs, but the script never executes, remaining in a Pending state. Device connectivity and smart group assignments are confirmed.
Which troubleshooting action is most appropriate?
Which troubleshooting action is most appropriate?
A. Re-publish the workflow and force a device re-sync to the assignment group.
B. Review the Freestyle Orchestrator execution logs for script delivery errors.
C. Request Device Log to check the device enrollment state.
D. Confirm whether the device has connectivity to the Console Server.
Answer: B
Question #5 (Topic: Exam A)
You are configuring Omnissa Access for a global enterprise. The company wants to support different user groups with secure and seamless authentication:
On-premises employees should be able to log in seamlessly using existing Active Directory credentials when connected to the corporate network.
Remote employees should be able to authenticate without needing to connect to VPN, while still ensuring security and policy enforcement.
External contractors and partners should be able to use their own company’s identity provider to access Omnissa-protected applications.
Which authentication methods should you configure for each group?
On-premises employees should be able to log in seamlessly using existing Active Directory credentials when connected to the corporate network.
Remote employees should be able to authenticate without needing to connect to VPN, while still ensuring security and policy enforcement.
External contractors and partners should be able to use their own company’s identity provider to access Omnissa-protected applications.
Which authentication methods should you configure for each group?
A. Connector-based authentication for on-premises employees
Cloud-based authentication for remote employees
3rd-party IDP federation for contractors and partners B. Connector-based authentication for both on-premises and remote employees
Local Omnissa accounts for contractors and partners C. 3rd-party IDP for all users, regardless of location or role D. Cloud-based authentication for all users, including partners
Disable connectors and IDP federation for simplicity
Configure Kerberos Authentication for Partners and Contractors
Cloud-based authentication for remote employees
3rd-party IDP federation for contractors and partners B. Connector-based authentication for both on-premises and remote employees
Local Omnissa accounts for contractors and partners C. 3rd-party IDP for all users, regardless of location or role D. Cloud-based authentication for all users, including partners
Disable connectors and IDP federation for simplicity
Configure Kerberos Authentication for Partners and Contractors
Answer: A
