Free Microsoft GH-100 Actual Exam Questions - Question 6 Discussion

A looks right to me too. EMUs use the company’s IdP for auth, so no personal GitHub passwords involved. That’s the key difference from normal accounts.

Maybe A makes the most sense since EMUs are tied to an external IdP, so users don’t have personal GitHub passwords. B and C don’t really match what I know about EMUs.

A imo, EMUs get their identity fully managed by the company’s IdP and can’t use personal GitHub creds. That’s the main difference from standard accounts.

A/D? I think D is unlikely since EMUs are mainly a GitHub Cloud feature, not just Enterprise Server. So that points away from D. For A, the key is EMUs are tied to an identity provider, which basically means users don’t use their own personal creds at all. So A fits well. B and C don’t really match because invites and GitHub-managed authentication aren’t the main difference here. So yeah, A makes the most sense based on how EMUs work with IdP control rather than GitHub’s own login system.

I get why A sounds solid since EMUs are linked to IdP control, but what really stands out is that EMUs can’t use personal credentials at all. That’s a big difference from standard accounts where you can log in personally. The other options don’t quite nail that core distinction. So I’d go with A based on the login control aspect alone.

Maybe B? Standard accounts can be invited in various ways, but EMUs might specifically require email invites due to their managed nature, so that sets them apart.

A/D? I’m pretty sure EMUs are tied to IdP control, which matches A. But D could be tempting if this is only about Enterprise Server, although the question doesn’t say that explicitly.

Pretty sure it’s A. EMUs are tied to an Identity Provider and you can’t just log in with personal creds like a normal GitHub account.