Microsoft Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) Practice Exam
Microsoft Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) Practice Exam
Microsoft Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) Practice Exam
The Microsoft Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) certification equips you with the skills and knowledge to manage and secure devices and applications within the modern workplace, leveraging the power of Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
Who should take this Exam
IT professionals seeking career advancement: Enhance your expertise and marketability in endpoint management.
First-line and helpdesk support: Gain the skills to manage and troubleshoot endpoint devices effectively.
System administrators transitioning to cloud: Learn how cloud-based tools like Endpoint Manager are changing the game.
Individuals seeking validation: Prove your competency in managing Microsoft Endpoint environments.
Responsibilities
This globally recognized credential demonstrates your ability to:
Deploy and manage Windows client devices: Implement efficient deployment strategies using tools like Autopilot and Intune.
Secure identities and access: Utilize Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Entra for user authentication, authorization, and enforcing security policies.
Maintain device health and compliance: Configure security policies, implement endpoint protection, and ensure compliance with regulations.
Manage applications: Deploy and update Windows apps, line-of-business apps, and Microsoft 365 apps.
Collaborate with IT teams: Work effectively with other IT professionals to achieve optimal endpoint management.
Exam Details:
Format: 60 multiple-choice questions
Time Limit: 90 minutes
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean (others offered periodically)
Passing Score:700
Course Outline
Domain 1 - Understand Deploying Windows client (25–30%)
1.1 Learning preparing for a Windows client deployment
Describing selecting a deployment tool based on requirements
Describing choosing between migrate and rebuild
Describing choosing an imaging and/or provisioning strategy
Describing selecting a Windows edition based on requirements
1.2 Learning planning and implement a Windows client deployment by using Windows Autopilot
Describing configuring device registration for Autopilot
Describing creating, validating, and assigning deployment profiles
Describing setting up the Enrollment Status Page (ESP)
Describing deploying Windows devices by using Autopilot
Describing troubleshooting an Autopilot deployment
1.3 Learn planning and implementing a Windows client deployment by using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)
Describing planning and implementing an MDT deployment infrastructure
Describing creating, managing, and deploying images
Describing monitoring and troubleshooting a deployment
Describing planning and configuring user state migration
1.4 Learn configuring remote management
Describing configuring Remote Help in Intune
Describing configuring Remote Desktop on a Windows client
Describing configuring the Windows Admin Center
Describing configuring PowerShell remoting and Windows Remote Management (WinRM)
Domain 2 - Understand managing identity and compliance (15–20%)
2.1 Learn managing identity
Describing implementing user authentication on Windows devices, including Windows Hello for Business, passwordless, and tokens
Describing managing role-based access control (RBAC) for Intune
Describing registering devices in and join devices to Microsoft Entra ID
Describing implementing the Intune Connector for Active Directory
Describing managing the membership of local groups on Windows devices
Describing implementing and managing Local Administrative Passwords Solution (LAPS) for Microsoft Entra ID
2.3 Learn implementing and managing Local Administrative Passwords Solution (LAPS) for Azure AD
Describing implementing compliance policies for all supported device platforms by using Intune
Describing specifying compliance policies to meet requirements
Describing implementing compliance policies
Describing implementing Conditional Access policies that require a compliance status
Describing managing notifications for compliance policies
Describing monitoring device compliance
Describing troubleshooting compliance policies
Domain 3 - Understand managing, maintaining, and protecting devices (40–45%)
3.1 Learn managing the device lifecycle in Intune
Describing configuring enrollment settings
Describing configuring automatic and bulk enrollment, including Windows, Apple, and Android
Describing configuring policy sets
Describing Restarting, retiring, or wiping devices
3.2 Learn managing device configuration for all supported device platforms by using Intune
Describing specifying configuration profiles to meet requirements
Describing implementing configuration profiles
Describing monitoring and troubleshooting configuration profiles
Describing configuring and implementing Windows kiosk mode
Describing configuring and implementing profiles on Android devices, including fully managed, dedicated, corporate owned, and work profile
Describing planning and implementing Microsoft Tunnel for Intune
3.3 Learn monitoring devices
Describing monitoring devices by using Intune
Describing monitoring devices by using Azure Monitor
Describing analyzing and responding to issues identified in Endpoint analytics and Adoption Score
3.4 Learn managing device updates for all supported device platforms by using Intune
Describing planning for device updates
Describing creating and managing update policies by using Intune
Describing managing Android updates by using configuration profiles
Describing monitoring updates
Describing troubleshooting updates in Intune
Describing configuring Windows client delivery optimization by using Intune
Describing creating and manage update rings by using Intune
3.5 Learn implementing endpoint protection for all supported device platforms
Describing implementing and managing security baselines in Intune
Describing creating and managing configuration policies for Endpoint security including antivirus, encryption, firewall, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and attack surface reduction (ASR)
Describing Onboarding devices to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Describing implementing automated response capabilities in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Describing reviewing and responding to device issues identified in the Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management dashboard