To restrict Windows device visibility to Windows devices, which two steps are required? Choose the correct combined option.

To restrict Windows device visibility to Windows devices, which two steps are required? Choose the correct combined option.

• A. Create an Account Limitation and Select Limitation Type: Hardware Manufacturers
• B. Add an external website to the Menu bar and Create a DirectLink account
• C. Use Web Console settings to upload your company logo and License Details
• D. License Details and Account Limitations

Answer: (A)

The key idea is controlling who can see which devices by tying visibility to an account-level restriction and then specifying what that restriction targets. To limit what a Windows device can see, you need to define an account limitation (establishing the boundary for that user or role) and then choose the type of restriction. Selecting the limitation type as Hardware Manufacturers filters the device list by the device’s manufacturer, so only devices from the chosen manufacturer (in this case, Windows) will be visible to that account. When both steps are applied, the account’s view is restricted to Windows devices. The other options don’t affect device visibility: they involve branding, external links, or licensing details, none of which restrict which devices an account can see.

The key idea is controlling who can see which devices by tying visibility to an account-level restriction and then specifying what that restriction targets. To limit what a Windows device can see, you need to define an account limitation (establishing the boundary for that user or role) and then choose the type of restriction. Selecting the limitation type as Hardware Manufacturers filters the device list by the device’s manufacturer, so only devices from the chosen manufacturer (in this case, Windows) will be visible to that account. When both steps are applied, the account’s view is restricted to Windows devices.

The other options don’t affect device visibility: they involve branding, external links, or licensing details, none of which restrict which devices an account can see.