Which action should you use to revert a policy to a previous version?

Which action should you use to revert a policy to a previous version?

• A. Revert to Selected Policy
• B. Restore Previous Policy
• C. Undo Policy Change
• D. Reapply Previous Version

Answer: (A)

Policies in ePO are versioned, so you can roll back to a past state by choosing a previous version and applying it as the active policy. The action Revert to Selected Policy is designed exactly for this: pick the historical version you want from the policy’s history and revert the current policy to that snapshot, making it the version that will deploy to clients. This provides a precise, auditable rollback to a known-good configuration. Other options don’t precisely describe rolling back to a chosen historical version. They might imply editing undo behavior, applying a previous version without selecting a specific historical snapshot, or a different workflow that doesn’t guarantee restoration of the exact prior settings.

Policies in ePO are versioned, so you can roll back to a past state by choosing a previous version and applying it as the active policy. The action Revert to Selected Policy is designed exactly for this: pick the historical version you want from the policy’s history and revert the current policy to that snapshot, making it the version that will deploy to clients. This provides a precise, auditable rollback to a known-good configuration.

Other options don’t precisely describe rolling back to a chosen historical version. They might imply editing undo behavior, applying a previous version without selecting a specific historical snapshot, or a different workflow that doesn’t guarantee restoration of the exact prior settings.