Exam MS-101 topic 1 question 56 discussion

Question 3 is Yes, because he does not have OS restricstions set

There is no "group assigned" for Group 3 so question 3 should be no

Based on the information provided the answer should be Y, N, Y. Y and N (1 & 2) are right as the users have the correct enrollment restrictions stated. User 3 in Group 3 is the one I believe is incorrect as when a tenant is configured the default enrollment policy (Which would be applied to User 3 as no other policies are being applied) would allow them to enrol any OS device. If the question had mentioned that the default policy had been changed then this would impact user 3 however based on the lack of information provided it would be logical to assume the default policies being present meaning user 3 can enroll 5 devices of any platform to Intune

I feel like whomever wrote this question didn't consider default policy. I'm willing to bet on the test it is indeed YNN, despite the fact that it's clearly YNY because we're left to assume the default policy is unchanged. I feel like the tester wrote this without thinking of a default policy and just assumed that not being applied to a policy meant, "no". So, it's YNY, but who the heck knows what MS wants. Every dump is pointing to YNN, but I get the feeling they all just copy and paste from each other and change one or two questions to make them look different.

Still valid, on exam Jun 25, 2022

User3 does have a device limit but not a device TYPE limit. User3 can therefore enroll all device types. 3rd answer is Y

"In Intune, by default, there is a limit for the maximum number of enrolled devices per user, which means one user account only can enroll 5 devices. "

I don't know why I payed for the contributor access. I'll be glad to support Examtopics, but I've found to many wrong answers. This is one. Correct answer is surely Y - N - Y Who else has payed? :-)

Y-N-Y --- User3 has the default settings of 5 devices (no OS restrictions)

Should be Y, N, Y. By default you're not restricted in what type of device to enroll, and since User3 only has a deviceLIMIT and not deviceTYPE, he could in theory enroll 5 users of whatever platform he chooses.

Why B is no?

There is no displayed rule that allows enrollment. You are referring to a policy that states that everyone can enroll, but that isn't displayed. Based on the rules as displayed, the anwer is Y-N-N

Yes-No-Yes? Hard to determine, we don't know if the default policy has been modified at all..

YES-NO-YES????

Yes, No, Yes