CCA Mobile Device Management

Question 1

What is DEP (Device Enrollment Program) in the context of Casper/Jamf?

Accepted Answer

An Apple program that automates device enrollment and initial configuration in Casper during setup

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A device recycling program

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A data encryption protocol

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A device exchange plan

Question 2

How does MDM (Mobile Device Management) enforce security on enrolled devices?

Accepted Answer

Through configuration profiles that enforce passcode policies, encryption, and access restrictions

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By physically locking devices

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By monitoring phone calls

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By limiting battery usage

Question 3

What is a configuration profile in Casper MDM?

Accepted Answer

An XML payload that defines device settings, restrictions, and configurations applied to managed devices

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A user biography page

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A hardware specification document

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A network topology diagram

Question 4

What happens when a device is remotely wiped through Casper?

Accepted Answer

All data and settings are erased, returning the device to factory defaults

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Only email is deleted

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The device is temporarily disabled

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Only managed apps are removed

Question 5

What is the difference between managed and unmanaged apps in Casper?

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Managed apps can be remotely installed, updated, configured, and removed by IT; unmanaged apps cannot

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There is no practical difference

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Managed apps are free; unmanaged are paid

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Unmanaged apps perform better

Question 6

How does VPP (Volume Purchase Program) integration work with Casper?

Accepted Answer

It enables organizations to purchase and distribute App Store apps to managed devices through Casper

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It provides volume discounts on hardware

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It manages phone plan volumes

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It tracks data usage volumes