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Free Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) study guide
Everything Ranger's Desktop Duty teaches for Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator (MD-102), as a guide you can read on any phone or computer: 12 chapters and 48 lessons in plain words, with pictures, exam tips, questions to check yourself and a recap with a memory trick at the end of each chapter.
Read a chapter here, then practice it in the game, where 374 more questions, drills and mock exams show you when you are ready.
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- 1Week 1: Every device needs an identityThree ways a device meets Microsoft Entra ID · Joining and registering devices · Groups for devicesObjectives 1.1
- 2Week 2: Getting devices through the doorEnrollment settings and restrictions · Automatic enrollment for Windows · Enrolling Apple devices · Enrolling Android devices · Automatic enrollment for WindowsObjectives 1.2
- 3Week 3: Who holds the keysRoles and role assignments · Scope tags and approvals · Windows Hello, LAPS and local groups · Scope tags: each admin sees only their part · Multi Admin Approval: a…Objectives 1.3
- 4Week 4: Compliant or not, here I comeCompliance policies · Conditional Access that requires complianceObjectives 1.3
- 5Month 2: Out of the box, into the businessAutopilot profiles or device preparation · Deployment modes and device names · The Enrollment Status Page (ESP) · Windows 11 upgrades, Cloud PCs and Windows BackupObjectives 2.1
- 6Month 2: One setting, every deviceConfiguration profiles for Windows · Profiles for Android, Apple and specialty devices · Assignment filters and enrollment time groupingObjectives 2.2
- 7Month 3: The Suite lifeEndpoint Privilege Management · Enterprise App Catalog and Remote Help · Cloud PKI, Tunnel for MAM and Advanced Analytics · Advanced Analytics: spotting problems before…Objectives 2.3
- 8Month 3: Hands off, help from hereSync, restart, retire and wipe · Security actions and remote troubleshooting · Bulk device actions · Rotating BitLocker recovery keys · Windows LAPS: rotating local…Objectives 2.4
- 9Month 4: Raise the shieldsAntivirus and disk encryption · Firewall, attack surface reduction and baselines · Defender for Endpoint and App Control for BusinessObjectives 3.1
- 10Month 4: Patch Tuesday, every TuesdayPlanning Windows updates and update rings · Feature updates, quality updates, Autopatch and hotpatch · Apple, Android, Delivery Optimization and monitoringObjectives 3.2
- 11Month 5: Apps for every pawPreparing apps for Intune · Microsoft 365 Apps and store apps · App protection and app configuration · Getting apps ready before you assign themObjectives 4.1, 4.2
- 12Month 6: Robots, reports and RangerAutomating Intune with PowerShell and Microsoft Graph · Security Copilot agents in Intune · Endpoint analytics and Remediations · Reports, tenant health and alerts ·…Objectives 5.1, 5.2
- A–ZGlossary264 terms and 121 acronyms, each linked to its lesson
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Is it really free?
Yes. The whole guide and Ranger's Desktop Duty are free, with no ads and no sign-up. Nothing to download.
How is it organized?
It follows the official Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) exam objectives. Each chapter teaches a group of objectives, then gives you questions to check yourself and a recap with a memory trick.
How should I study with it?
Read a chapter, answer its questions before you open the answers, then play the same chapter in Ranger's Desktop Duty: drills on what you missed, hands-on practice and timed mock exams show when you are ready.
Are these the real exam questions?
No. Real exam questions are kept secret. These are practice questions written to the published objectives, and every answer is explained.
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