5.2 Managing Chrome Browsers ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1application · medium

   A school district has 500 Chromebooks that are already enrolled in Chrome Education Upgrade. They now want to manage the Chrome browser on teacher and student Windows laptops using the same Admin console. What must they do to manage the browsers on the Windows laptops?

   • AUse the same Chrome Education Upgrade license for the Windows laptops.
   • BEnroll the Windows laptops' Chrome browsers using an enrollment token.
   • CApply policies directly to the Windows laptops via the Admin console without enrollment.
   • DInstall the Chrome Enterprise Connector for Workspace on each laptop.
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2. 2application · medium

   A company uses a custom internal web application that requires a specific Chrome extension. The extension is not available in the Chrome Web Store. The IT admin wants to ensure all users in the 'Engineering' OU have the extension installed automatically. What should the admin do?

   • AForce-install the extension by providing the extension ID and update URL in the Admin console for the Engineering OU.
   • BAllow the extension in the Admin console and instruct users to install it manually from the Web Store.
   • CBlock all other extensions and rely on users to install the custom extension via developer mode.
   • DDeploy the extension using a local group policy on each Windows machine.
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4. 3application · medium

   A company wants to block the use of a specific Chrome extension that is known to be malicious. They have enrolled all browsers. What is the most effective way to block this extension for all users?

   • ADisable the extension via a local group policy on each machine.
   • BAsk users to uninstall the extension manually.
   • CBlock all extensions and then allow only approved ones.
   • DAdd the extension ID to the blocked extensions list in the Admin console.
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5. 4expert · hard

   An admin has enrolled Chrome browsers and applied a policy to the root OU that blocks all extensions. Now the admin needs to allow a specific extension for the 'Marketing' OU. What is the correct approach?

   • AApply an allowlist policy to the Marketing OU that includes the specific extension.
   • BCreate a child OU under Marketing and apply an allowlist for the specific extension.
   • CUse a configuration group to override the root policy for Marketing.
   • DRemove the block-all policy from the root OU and apply it to all other OUs.
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6. 5expert · hard

   A company has a mix of Windows and Mac devices. They want to manage Chrome browser policies centrally. They have already deployed the enrollment token to Windows devices, but Mac devices are not yet enrolled. The admin wants to apply the same set of policies to both platforms. What is the most efficient approach?

   • AUse a configuration group to target all browsers regardless of OS.
   • BCreate separate OUs for Windows and Mac and apply policies to each.
   • CApply policies via local group policy on Windows and a profile on Mac.
   • DEnroll the Mac browsers using the same enrollment token, then apply policies to the root OU.
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