Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 253 discussion

Microsoft Intune is now the name of the growing product family for all things endpoint management at Microsoft. The name Microsoft Endpoint Manager will no longer be used

On my exam 06/02/2025

terms may have changed since the publication of this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/endpoint-manager-overview the question could now be wrong. I’ll go with D at the exam

another trick question - I thought Endpoint Manager included Intune only but then according to the description this would mean A and D would be correct

in exam 03/08/2023

A definitly

A. Microsoft Endpoint Manager is the solution that meets the requirements mentioned. Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a unified management platform that includes Configuration Manager and Intune. It can manage devices that are connected to the corporate network and those that are connected to the internet. Microsoft Endpoint Manager can deploy operating systems to computers, join them to an on-premises Active Directory domain, and install Windows updates. It can also manage mobile devices and applications. Therefore, Microsoft Endpoint Manager is the best solution for managing Windows 10 computers in this scenario.

Based on the given requirements, the solution that can meet all of them is Microsoft Endpoint Manager (formerly known as SCCM). Microsoft Endpoint Manager can deploy an operating system to computers, join them to an on-premises Active Directory domain, and install Windows updates to the computers. It supports both on-premises and internet-connected devices, which makes it a suitable choice for managing a hybrid environment with both types of devices. Option B, Microsoft Intune, is a cloud-based solution that can manage internet-connected devices, but it cannot deploy an operating system to computers or join them to an on-premises Active Directory domain. Option C, Windows Autopilot, is a cloud-based solution that can automate the deployment of new Windows 10 devices, but it does not provide ongoing management of existing devices or support for on-premises Active Directory. Option D, Configuration Manager, is the previous name of Microsoft Endpoint Manager, and it meets all the requirements mentioned.

A is correct. U can use Intune Connector to AD.

I would vote against D as SCCM does not supply the solution for the case provided in the question "some computers are connected to the internet"

Most accurate is D You can use Configuration Manager to manage data centers, apps, software updates, and operating systems.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/core/understand/introduction Configuration manager is under Microsoft Endpoint Manager, both are True. Remember on Exam.

Answer is D. Configuration manager can do all 3 requirements

I also think that the answer is D and not the endpoint manager.

I understand that Microsoft Endpoint Manager includes Configuration Manager but of all of the options, Configuration Manager is the most accurate as that is the solution that can do all three requirements. Why wasn't the answer just M365 E5? So techincally D is correct, I would say it's more correct than A.