5V0-62.22 VMware Workspace ONE 21.X UEM Troubleshooting Specialist Question and Answers

The most likely cause of this issue is that the VMware Workspace ONE administrator set “RAM Required” for the application in the “Details” tab options. The “RAM Required” option specifies the minimum amount of RAM needed for the application to run on Windows devices. If some devices do not meet this requirement, they will not be able to complete the installation of the application. The administrator should check and adjust the “RAM Required” option for the application according to the device capabilities.

The root cause of this problem is that this organization group is not a Customer type OG. The Hub Services settings page is only available for Customer type OGs, which are the top-level OGs in the hierarchy1. The Hub Services settings page allows the administrator to configure various features and services for the Intelligent Hub app, such as notifications, people, home, and catalog1. The administrator should navigate to the Customer type OG to access the Hub Services settings page.

 The component that the administrator should enable verbose logging on is UAG (Unified Access Gateway) Edge service. UAG is a component that provides secure edge services for Workspace ONE UEM, such as VMware Tunnel, Content Gateway, or Secure Email Gateway2. If users are receiving a timeout error when accessing files using the Workspace ONE Content application, it could indicate that there is a problem with UAG configuration, connectivity, or performance. Enabling verbose logging for UAG can help identify and troubleshoot the issue.

An organization administrator changed the assignment of the application to the customer OG (organization group). The assignment of an application determines which devices can see and install the application from the Workspace ONE Catalog. If an organization administrator changed the assignment of an application from a lower OG (such as customer) to a higher OG (such as global), it may affect the visibility and availability of the application for some devices in lower OGs. The administrator should check and restore the assignment of the application to the customer OG if needed.

The AWCM page that would provide a detailed summary of the health of the AWCM service is /awcm/healthv2. This page displays various information about the AWCM service, such as version, uptime, memory usage, threads, connections, messages, and errors1. This page can help monitor and diagnose the performance and status of the AWCM service.

The feature that is included in VMware Workspace ONE Assist in Attended Mode is view and export detailed device information, access activity logs, run commands, and manage files. This feature allows the administrator to remotely access the device screen and perform various actions to troubleshoot issues or assist the user. The administrator can also view the device details, such as battery level, network status, memory usage, and so on. The administrator can also access the device logs, run commands such as ping or traceroute, and manage the device files1.

The two pieces of information that will help the administrator with this task are internal application APK file and Android OS version. The internal application APK file is the installation file for Android applications. The administrator can check if the file is corrupted, compatible, or configured correctly for the device. The Android OS version is the operating system version of the device. The administrator can check if the device meets the minimum requirements for the application or if there are any known issues or bugs with the OS version.

The console page that should be used to meet these goals is Devices > Lifecycle > Enrollment Status. This page allows the administrator to view and manage the enrollment status of devices, such as blocked, unenrolled, or pending1. The administrator can also remove the block on a device that was enterprise wiped with the prevent re-enrollment option, and allow the user to re-enroll the device.

 The two log files that can be reviewed to understand what may be the underlying issue for the enrollment error are Enrollshortcut.log and Device Management log. Enrollshortcut.log is a log file that records the enrollment process of devices using the Intelligent Hub app. Device Management log is a log file that records the device management events, such as enrollment, unenrollment, commands, profiles, and policies. These log files can help identify and troubleshoot any errors or issues related to device enrollment.

The administrator at the Logistics OG has the Console Administrator role, which means they can manage all the smart groups that are created in their own OG or below1. Therefore, they can manage the Logistics Team Central Office and Midwest Rugged smart groups, which are both created in the Logistics OG. They cannot manage the VMBeans (VMBeans), Sales Android Device, and Sales Laptop smart groups, which are created in higher OGs.

The Content Gateway certificate on the organization’s UAG is invalid. The Content Gateway certificate is a certificate that allows UAG (Unified Access Gateway) to communicate with Workspace ONE UEM and provide secure access to content on file servers on the internal network. If the Content Gateway certificate is invalid, expired, or mismatched, UAG will not be able to establish a secure connection with Workspace ONE UEM, and the Content Gateway edge service will show a red health check indicator. The administrator should check and renew the Content Gateway certificate if needed.

The most likely cause of this issue is that the Intelligent Hub Catalog (iOS) setting was not enabled. This setting allows iOS devices to access SaaS applications from the Intelligent Hub app3. If this setting is disabled, iOS devices will not be able to see or launch SaaS applications from the Intelligent Hub Catalog. The administrator should enable this setting in the Workspace ONE UEM console.

The most likely cause of this issue is that the users that failed to synchronize have two or more globally unique identifiers. The globally unique identifier (GUID) is a unique value that identifies each user account in Active Directory2. If a user account has more than one GUID, it will cause a conflict when synchronizing with Workspace ONE UEM and prevent the user from enrolling their devices3. The administrator should check and resolve any duplicate GUIDs in Active Directory.

The step that would assist in troubleshooting this problem is using network traffic tools to capture Android traffic. Network traffic tools, such as Wireshark or Fiddler, can capture and analyze the network packets sent and received by the Android devices3. This can help identify any errors, delays, or anomalies in the communication between the devices and the console. Network traffic tools can also show the HTTP headers and body of the requests and responses, which can provide more information about the device status and configuration.

The connectivity that should be investigated to restore ACC functionality is from the ACC to the Active Directory server. The error message in the ACC logging indicates that the ACC cannot connect to the Active Directory server due to a network error. This could be caused by firewall settings, proxy settings, network configuration, or other factors that prevent the ACC from communicating with the Active Directory server. The administrator should check and resolve these issues to restore the ACC functionality2.