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Answer : D

Content is cached on the tethered Mac. The Apple Configurator User Guide states, 'When provisioning tethered iPad devices using Apple Configurator, content is cached on the Mac they are connected to, speeding up the process.'

Apple Configurator User Guide, 'Provisioning Devices' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Apple Configurator' section.

Answer : A

Upgrading macOS requires volume ownership, tied to an admin account with permissions to modify the system volume. The macOS Deployment Reference states, 'To install or upgrade macOS, the user must have volume ownership, which allows the system to authenticate the operation against the secure volume.' Option B is for MDM updates, C is insufficient alone in newer macOS versions, and D is for content, not upgrades.

macOS Deployment Reference, 'Software Updates' section.

Apple Platform Security Guide, 'System Volume Protections' section.

Answer : C

A Wi-Fi profile aids Return to Service. The Apple Configurator User Guide states, 'When preparing a device for Return to Service, you can optionally include a Wi-Fi profile to ensure automatic network connection post-erase.'

Apple Configurator User Guide, 'Return to Service' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Device Redeployment' section.

Answer : C

A Managed Apple ID is needed. The iOS Deployment Reference states, 'Account-driven Device Enrollment requires a Managed Apple Account to sign in during setup, triggering MDM enrollment.'

iOS Deployment Reference, 'Account-driven Device Enrollment' section.

Apple Platform Deployment Guide, 'Enrollment Types' section.

Answer : D

Custom apps, developed in-house and signed with an Apple Developer account, can be deployed through all three enrollment types: Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), Device Enrollment, and User Enrollment. ADE (option A) supports custom app distribution to supervised, organization-owned devices via MDM and Managed Distribution. Device Enrollment (option B) allows custom app installation on enrolled devices, supervised or not, through MDM. User Enrollment (option C) supports custom apps for BYOD, though with limited control over personal devices. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide confirms that custom apps are compatible with all enrollment methods when paired with MDM, making D the correct answer.