5V0-62.22

The VMware 5V0-62.22 exam, "VMware Workspace ONE Deploy, Manage, Troubleshoot," focuses on the skills needed to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot VMware Workspace ONE. The main points cover a broad range of topics within the Workspace ONE platform, including:

I. Deployment:

• Workspace ONE Access: Understanding and configuring Workspace ONE Access for identity management and authentication. This includes configuring policies, integrating with various identity providers (IdPs), and managing users and groups.
• Workspace ONE UEM: Deploying and configuring Workspace ONE UEM (formerly AirWatch) for device management. This involves enrolling devices, creating and assigning profiles, and implementing security policies.
• Application Management: Deploying and managing applications through Workspace ONE, including native apps, web apps, and virtual apps. This includes understanding different deployment methods and managing application lifecycle.
• Intelligent Hub: Understanding the role and functionality of the Intelligent Hub app for end-user self-service and device management.

II. Management:

• Device Management: Managing various device types (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS) and their configurations within Workspace ONE UEM. This encompasses settings related to security, compliance, and application access.
• User Management: Managing user accounts, groups, and roles within Workspace ONE Access and UEM, ensuring proper access control and permissions.
• Policy Management: Creating and implementing policies for devices and applications to enforce security and compliance requirements.
• Reporting and Analytics: Understanding and utilizing Workspace ONE reporting capabilities to monitor device and application usage, and to identify potential issues.
• Integration with other VMware products: Understanding how Workspace ONE integrates with other VMware solutions, such as vRealize Automation and vCenter Server.

III. Troubleshooting:

• Common issues and resolutions: Diagnosing and resolving common problems related to device enrollment, application deployment, connectivity issues, and policy enforcement.
• Log analysis: Using logs and monitoring tools to identify and resolve issues within Workspace ONE.
• Troubleshooting techniques: Possessing a systematic approach to troubleshooting problems within the Workspace ONE environment, encompassing data gathering, root cause analysis, and implementation of the solutions.

In short, the 5V0-62.22 exam tests a candidate's ability to thoroughly understand and manage the entire Workspace ONE ecosystem, from initial deployment to ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting. Emphasis is placed on practical, hands-on skills rather than simply theoretical knowledge. A strong understanding of the underlying concepts and practical experience are crucial for success.