HOTSPOT -
You have an Azure AD tenant that contains the users shown in the following table.
You have devices enrolled in Microsoft Intune as shown in the following table.
From Intune, you create and send a custom notification named Notification1 to Group1.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
The answer is here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications -> When sending a notification to a group, messages target only the users in the group and are sent to each iOS/iPadOS or Android device that the user has registered. Devices in the group will be ignored when targeting the notification. Answer is correct.
From the same link: "Use Microsoft Intune to send custom notifications to the users of managed iOS/iPadOS and Android devices" So I think: No Its Windows YES Its Android an device in Group 1 NO Its IOS but not In group 1
user takes precedence, so Futfuyfyjfj is right
so many wrong answers again:)! custom doesnt work for Windows and MacOS DEVICE 1 (Windows) NO Device 2 (Android) YES Device 3 (IOS) but group 2 - NO
I was wrong! NO, NO, YES!
Well, no entirely true. You CAN create custom Notifications (Toast) on Windows via PS and deploy, but not "send" them
Device 1 NO - does not affect Windows and MacOs Device 2 No because it is from User2 not User1 -please check Device3 I need an explanation why YES if that device is in Group2 where the notification was sent to Group1...
It's IOS not MacOS. Question states IOS not OSX operating system. Windows device will not receive the notification. IOS and Android will. Push notifications are not designed for Windows based machines only Mobile OS machines.
NO NO YES 1- NO: Intune custom notifications aren't supported by macOS and Windows devices. Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#:~:text=the%20device%20appear.-,Intune%20custom%20notifications%20aren%27t%20supported%20by%20macOS%20and%20Windows%20devices.,-Custom%20notification%20messages 2-NO: Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPadOS and Android devices enrolled by that user.User 2 is not a memeber of Group1. 3- YES: User1 is a member of Group1. Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPadOS and Android devices enrolled by that user.
The Correct anwser is NNY Windows Not Applicable Android Applicable but out of scope. IOS Applicable and in scope.
No,No,Yes Custom Notification applicable to Android, iOS Answers with explanations are below. 1)User 1 receives notification1 on device1 - No Windows - No (not supported) 2)User 2 receives notification1 on device2 - No User 2 in Group 2, notification1 sent to group 1 only - No 3)User 1 receives notification1 on device3 - yes User 1 in Group 1 which is iOS - yes
Answer is correct. On the Assignments tab, select the groups to which you'd like to send this custom notification, and then select Next to continue. Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPadOS and Android devices enrolled by that user. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#send-a-custom-notification-to-groups
Are we saying that User1 will recieve Notification1 because he/she is in group1 regardless if the device is in Group2?
Correct answ is No,No,Yes, took the exam today.
N-N-Y Notifications only apply to Android/iOS devices: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#:~:text=Use%20Microsoft%20Intune%20to%20send%20custom%20notifications%20to%20the%20users%20of%20managed%20iOS/iPadOS%20and%20Android%20devices.+ Notifications only target users in group, not devices: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#:~:text=Sending%20a%20notification%20to%20a%20group%20will%20target%20only%20the%20users%20of%20that%20group%3B%20the%20notification%20will%20go%20to%20all%20iOS/iPadOS%20and%20Android%20devices%20enrolled%20by%20that%20user.
No, No, Yes 1) Windows so no 2) Android but user is in wrong group and notifications are user based. 3) IOS and correct user/group; IOS is supported and user is in correct group. Device does not matter since it only looks at users in the group (see article below). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#send-a-custom-notification-to-groups "On the Assignments tab, select the groups to which you'd like to send this custom notification, and then select Next to continue. Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPadOS and Android devices enrolled by that user."
Notification 1was assigned to Group 1 where only User1 is member of. User1 logs in to Device1 (Windows not supported) - no notification User2 logs in to Device2(Android supported but User2 is not a member of group1) - no notification User1 logs in to Device3 (iOS supported) - Yes notification will be sent
Seems correct
N - Only mobile devices get the notification, not Windows N - Only Group 1 gets the notifications Y - User 1 is in Group 1 and on a mobile device
Answer is correct When sending a notification to a group, messages target only the users in the group and are sent to each iOS/iPadOS or Android device that the user has registered. Devices in the group will be ignored when targeting the notification. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications
But device 3 is in group 2, how did the user 1 receive that notification?
no, custom notificstion available windows devices No. only sent to group1 Yes . sent to group1. IOS and android devices are allowed. Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPadOS and Android devices enrolled by that user. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications
mistake here it should be: no, custom notificstion not available windows devices
Its NNN User1 and DEVICE 1 (Windows) NO - Does not support Send Custom Notification User2 and Device 2 (Android) NO - Question is mentioning to GROUP1. User2 is GROUP2 User1 and Device 3 (IOS) - NO - User1 is not part of GROUP2, hence not part of Device3.