An administrator needs to make a Google Workspace Marketplace app available to users in the Sales organizational unit only, while preventing users in other organizational units from installing it. Which control should the administrator use to achieve this?

A Gmail routing rule that restricts the app to the Sales organizational unit

App access control settings in the Admin console, configured for the Sales organizational unit

A Google Groups setting that limits app access to members of the Sales group

A Chrome policy that blocks the Marketplace app for all users except those in Sales

A company uses a third-party HR application that supports SAML-based single sign-on. The administrator wants users to sign in to the HR app using their Google Workspace credentials without being prompted for a separate password. What should the administrator do?

Create a new user account in the HR app for each Google Workspace user and share the passwords.

Set up OAuth consent for the HR app in the Google Cloud Console.

Configure the HR app as a SAML service provider in the Google Admin console, upload the SAML metadata, and map attributes.

Add the HR app to the Google Workspace Marketplace allowlist and instruct users to install it.

As a Workspace administrator, you want to control which Marketplace apps users in your organization can install. What is the primary tool you use to manage this?

Admin console > Security > API controls

Admin console > Apps > Google Workspace Marketplace apps

Admin console > Devices > Mobile apps

Admin console > Apps > Additional Google services

You need to block a specific Android app from being installed on company-managed devices. Where do you configure this in the Admin console?

Apps > Additional Google services

Apps > Google Workspace Marketplace apps

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4.3 Enabling Additional Google and Third-Party Applications ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1foundation · medium
An administrator needs to make a Google Workspace Marketplace app available to users in the Sales organizational unit only, while preventing users in other organizational units from installing it. Which control should the administrator use to achieve this?
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2application · medium
A company uses a third-party HR application that supports SAML-based single sign-on. The administrator wants users to sign in to the HR app using their Google Workspace credentials without being prompted for a separate password. What should the administrator do?
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As a Workspace administrator, you want to control which Marketplace apps users in your organization can install. What is the primary tool you use to manage this?
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4foundation · easy
Which protocol is commonly used to enable single sign-on for third-party applications with Google Workspace?
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5foundation · easy
You need to block a specific Android app from being installed on company-managed devices. Where do you configure this in the Admin console?
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