The EUC operator must pick the on-premises component that integrates SaaS UEM with civic Active Directory and certificate services. Which identity is correct?
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Short Explanation
Three connectors, three jobs. AirWatch Cloud Connector is the UEM bridge to AD and the civic CA. Access Connector is identity for Access, UAG is the DMZ gate, and Connection Server brokers desktops.
Full Explanation
The on-premises component that integrates SaaS Workspace ONE UEM with civic Active Directory and certificate services is AirWatch Cloud Connector. At associate depth, pick Cloud Connector when the job is UEM directory lookup, CA certificate requests, and similar enterprise-system bridges from the municipal data center to the SaaS UEM console. Workspace ONE Access Connector serves Workspace ONE Access for identity sync and on-premises authentication integrations; it is not the only connector in Digital Workspace and it is not the UEM CA/AD bridge. Unified Access Gateway is the DMZ edge appliance for Horizon and UEM edge services such as Tunnel, not the directory connector for every UEM integration. Horizon Connection Server brokers desktop and application sessions and does not broker LDAP for mobile enrollment into UEM. Exam caveat: Access Connector and Cloud Connector often coexist in a civic deployment; naming the wrong connector is a common exam trap. Operational check: map integration requirements—if SaaS UEM needs AD groups and civic CA certificates, validate Cloud Connector channels; if Access needs directory sync or Kerberos, validate Access Connector instead—and document both in the municipal runbook.