MD-101 Study Guide 2026
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📋 MD-101 Exam Format at a Glance
📚 MD-101 Topics to Study (23)
✍️ Sample MD-101 Questions & Answers
1. Which Azure AD feature integrates with Intune compliance status to block non-compliant devices from accessing corporate resources?
Conditional Access can require 'device marked as compliant' as a grant control, blocking access to apps until the device meets Intune compliance requirements.
2. What is the difference between 'Mark device non-compliant' immediately vs. with a delay in compliance policy actions?
Marking non-compliant immediately triggers Conditional Access enforcement at once, while scheduling it with a delay creates a grace period before access is blocked.
3. Which Intune integration enables security administrators to manage Microsoft Defender for Endpoint settings directly from the Intune admin center?
The Microsoft Defender for Endpoint connector in Intune enables MDE security settings management, allowing Intune to push Defender configurations to onboarded devices.
4. What is the primary difference between Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM) in Intune?
MDM requires device enrollment for full device management, while MAM uses App Protection Policies to protect corporate data in apps on unenrolled personal devices.
5. What happens to a device's compliance status if it has been offline and has not checked in with Intune beyond the configured inactivity period?
Intune marks devices as Not compliant if they exceed the configured 'Days without checking in' threshold, which administrators set in compliance policy settings.
6. What Intune app type should be used to deploy a 32-bit Win32 application (.exe or .msi) to Windows 10 devices?
Win32 apps in Intune use the .intunewin package format and the Intune Management Extension to deploy complex Windows applications including .exe and .msi files.