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What should you do to change the organizational unit of Chrome devices during enterprise enrollment?

  1. Change Enrollment Permissions to only allow users in this organization.

  2. Change Enrollment Controls to Place Chrome device in user organization.

  3. Change Enrollment Controls to Keep Chrome device in current location.

  4. Change Enrolment Permissions to not allow users to enroll new devices.

The correct answer is: Change Enrollment Controls to Place Chrome device in user organization.

To change the organizational unit of Chrome devices during enterprise enrollment, the correct approach involves utilizing the enrollment controls effectively. By selecting the option that allows you to "Place Chrome device in user organization," you ensure that the devices are assigned to the correct organizational unit at the time of enrollment. This means that when a user enrolls a Chrome device, it will automatically be placed into the designated organizational unit corresponding to the user’s credentials. This capability is crucial in managing devices in a large organizational environment effectively, as it helps to apply the correct policies and settings specific to the organizational unit. Properly aligning devices with their respective units also enhances security and compliance with organizational standards. In contrast, the other choices do not result in a reassignment of the organizational unit. For example, limiting enrollment permissions restricts the users who can enroll devices but does not change the organizational unit assignment. Similarly, keeping devices in the current location or prohibiting new enrollments will not facilitate the change of organizational units for already enrolled devices. Each of these options addresses different aspects of device management but does not directly answer the need to alter the organizational unit during the enrollment process.