Professional ChromeOS Administrator

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About the Exam

This certification is for enterprise and education systems administrators, as well as junior engineers with at least one year of holistic IT infrastructure experience. It covers ChromeOS administration in Google Admin console, including configuring ChromeOS policies and understanding ChromeOS fundamentals. Passing demonstrates proficiency in managing and securing ChromeOS environments.

Exam Topics

  • Manage users, groups, and organizational units25%
  • Manage ChromeOS devices25%
  • Configure ChromeOS policies and settings25%
  • Manage apps and extensions25%

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Last updated November 24, 2025 at 8:31 PM

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QuestionQ1

Configure ChromeOS policies and settings

An organization has recently purchased Bluetooth headsets for Chromebook users.

Which settings group should an admin review to ensure that these headsets can connect?

Explanation

ChromeOS device settings control whether Bluetooth is enabled and which Bluetooth services devices may connect to. An administrator should review the Device settings group to ensure Bluetooth headsets can connect.

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QuestionQ2

Configure ChromeOS policies and settings

You have been asked to describe ChromeOS’s built-in security features. What benefit does enabling Verified Boot provide on a ChromeOS device?

Explanation

Verified Boot validates the ChromeOS operating system during startup, helping ensure that the OS has not been compromised or tampered with.

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QuestionQ3

Manage apps and extensions

An administrator wants to use a custom extension to install a client certificate on a ChromeOS device so it can connect to the corporate Wi-Fi.

Which action is required to achieve this?

Explanation

Extensions that provision client certificates through the ChromeOS enterprise platform keys API must be force-installed by policy; the API is available only to force-installed extensions. Manage client certificates on ChromeOS devices

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QuestionQ4

Configure ChromeOS policies and settings

You need to configure a policy that stops the device from shutting down when it is idle at the sign-in screen. Where should you go?

Explanation

ChromeOS device Power management settings configure sleep or shutdown behavior at the sign-in screen and can be used to ensure kiosk-style devices do not shut down. The Allow shutdown setting only controls how users can manually power off a device.

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QuestionQ5

Configure ChromeOS policies and settings

You have been asked to select a third-party IdP to enable sign-in to ChromeOS devices. Your ChromeOS devices display an "Unable to sign in to Google" message. How should you troubleshoot this?

Explanation

ChromeOS device sign-in through a third-party identity provider requires SAML-based SSO, with the domain configured for SAML SSO and an SP-initiated SAML flow. Verifying that the identity provider uses a compatible SAML connection addresses a failure to redirect and authenticate through the IdP.

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