5V0-62.22 Sample Questions Answers

 The two log files that can be reviewed to understand what may be the underlying issue for the enrollment error are Enrollshortcut.log and Device Management log. Enrollshortcut.log is a log file that records the enrollment process of devices using the Intelligent Hub app. Device Management log is a log file that records the device management events, such as enrollment, unenrollment, commands, profiles, and policies. These log files can help identify and troubleshoot any errors or issues related to device enrollment.

The possible root cause of this issue is that the Secure Email Gateway server is unable to connect to the Exchange server. This could be due to network issues, firewall settings, or authentication problems. If the Secure Email Gateway server cannot communicate with the Exchange server, it will not be able to deliver email to the newly enrolled devices. The previously enrolled devices may still be able to receive email because they have cached credentials or sessions with the Exchange server. The users who reported this issue are able to access their email through OWA on their computers because OWA does not rely on the Secure Email Gateway server.

The component that should be focused on when troubleshooting this device connectivity issue to VMware Workspace ONE UEM is Device Services. Device Services is a component of Workspace ONE UEM that handles device enrollment, management, and communication. Device Services also hosts the AWCM service, which is responsible for delivering push notifications to devices. If Device Services is not working properly, devices may not be able to check in with Workspace ONE UEM or receive profiles, commands, or policies3.

The 100 iOS devices that are unable to see the application assignment are not on iOS 14.0.0. The assignment group is filtered by platform and operating system, and only includes devices that are on Apple iOS and iOS 14.0.02. If some devices are on a different iOS version, they will not be included in the assignment group and will not receive the application.

The service that the organization administrator should enable verbose logging to resolve this issue is ACC (AirWatch Cloud Connector) service. ACC is a service that integrates Workspace ONE UEM with internal enterprise systems, such as Active Directory or Certificate Authority. ACC enables Workspace ONE UEM to use internal resources without exposing them to the Internet. If “Test Connection” fails when configuring a shared SaaS Workspace ONE UEM environment to use an internal Active Directory Certificate Authority, it could indicate that there is a problem with ACC configuration, connectivity, or synchronization. Enabling verbose logging for ACC can help identify and troubleshoot the root cause of the issue4.

The step that would assist in troubleshooting this problem is using network traffic tools to capture Android traffic. Network traffic tools, such as Wireshark or Fiddler, can capture and analyze the network packets sent and received by the Android devices3. This can help identify any errors, delays, or anomalies in the communication between the devices and the console. Network traffic tools can also show the HTTP headers and body of the requests and responses, which can provide more information about the device status and configuration.

Flushing the cache via the Workspace ONE UEM console. Memcached is a service that caches data in memory for faster access and performance. If a configuration value is updated in Workspace ONE UEM, it may take some time for Memcached to refresh the cached data and reflect the new value. Flushing the cache via the Workspace ONE UEM console can force Memcached to clear the cached data and update it with the latest value.

The most likely cause of this issue is that the organization’s Apple Push Notification certificate expired. The Apple Push Notification certificate is required for iOS devices to communicate with Workspace ONE UEM and receive commands, profiles, and applications2. If the certificate expires, the iOS devices will not be able to receive any updates from Workspace ONE UEM, including the application catalog. The organization should renew the certificate as soon as possible to restore the functionality of the iOS devices3. The other options are not likely causes of this issue because:

• A misconfigured application assignment via a smart group would affect all devices in the smart group, not just iOS devices.
• A misconfigured application assignment via the enrollment type would affect all devices with the same enrollment type, not just iOS devices.
• An expired Apple sToken would prevent the organization from purchasing or distributing new applications from Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, but it would not affect the existing applications in the Workspace ONE Catalog.

 The most likely cause of this issue is that the VPN payload in a device profile is configured incorrectly in UEM. The VPN payload defines how devices connect to the VMware Tunnel edge service and access internal resources. If the VPN payload is incorrect, the devices will not be able to establish a VPN connection with the VMware Tunnel edge service and “Test Connection” with VMware Tunnel will fail. The organization should review and correct the VPN payload settings in UEM. The other options are not likely causes of this issue because:

• The Device Traffic Rules are configured in UEM, not in Unified Access Gateway. They define which applications or domains are allowed or blocked by the VMware Tunnel edge service.
• If the Device Traffic Rules are incorrect in UEM, they would affect all devices that connect to the VMware Tunnel edge service, not just “Test Connection” with VMware Tunnel.
• If the Unified Access Gateway is unable to communicate with UEM, it would affect all edge services that require UEM integration, such as Content Gateway and Horizon, not just VMware Tunnel.

The other option to remediate this error message is to redeploy the UAG to ensure that all of the guest property configurations have been configured correctly. The error message indicates that there is a problem with the guest property settings of the UAG appliance, such as network configuration, edge service settings, or certificate settings5. Redeploying the UAG can help fix any errors or inconsistencies in the guest property settings.

The PowerShell integration test connection failure is related to the PowerShell request originating from the Console Server. The Console Server is the component of Workspace ONE UEM that communicates with the Exchange server via PowerShell to perform email management tasks, such as quarantine, wipe, or block1. If the Console Server cannot connect to the Exchange server, the PowerShell integration test connection will fail. The administrator should check and resolve any issues with the Console Server connectivity.

 The most likely cause of this issue is that the application installation file is corrupted. A corrupted file may cause the application installation to fail or abort on the devices4. The administrator should verify the integrity of the application installation file and upload a new file if needed.

The service that the organization administrator has direct control over to enable verbose logging to troubleshoot this issue is ACC (AirWatch Cloud Connector) service. ACC is a service that integrates Workspace ONE UEM with internal enterprise systems, such as Active Directory or Certificate Authority. ACC enables Workspace ONE UEM to use internal resources without exposing them to the Internet. If some users are unable to enroll their devices using their Active Directory accounts, it could indicate that there is a problem with ACC configuration, connectivity, or synchronization. Enabling verbose logging for ACC can help identify and troubleshoot the root cause of the issue.

The option that is available for Unified Access Gateway to export a collection of all logs is using the UAG-log-archive.zip download button from the Support Settings section in the UAG Admin UI. This ZIP file contains all logs from the Unified Access Gateway appliance, such as system information, network configuration, edge service logs, and so on4. This option can help troubleshoot any issues or errors related to Unified Access Gateway deployment and operation.

The VMware Workspace ONE Assist Agent mode that will meet this requirement is Attended Mode. Attended Mode is a mode that requires user consent and presence for remote sessions. The user can see and control the remote session, and can also pause or end it at any time for enhanced privacy2. Attended Mode also allows the user to approve or deny many of the remote actions, such as file transfer, command execution, or device information access2.