Which method is used to populate endpoints into System Tree by deploying agents?

Which method is used to populate endpoints into System Tree by deploying agents?

• A. Import Systems From A Text File
• B. AD Synchronization
• C. Systems > Actions > Directory Management > Move Systems
• D. McAfee Agent Deployment Task

Answer: (D)

The method being tested is about onboarding endpoints by installing the McAfee Agent so they can report to ePO. The McAfee Agent Deployment Task directly installs the agent on target machines; once the agent is successfully installed and contacts ePO, those endpoints appear in the System Tree under the chosen group. This is the primary way to populate the tree with new endpoints because it brings the agents onto the system rather than just listing machines. Other options don’t install the agent themselves. Importing systems from a text file adds systems to the System Tree without deploying the agent. Active Directory synchronization brings in computer objects from AD but doesn’t install the McAfee Agent. Moving systems changes their position in the tree, not onboarding new endpoints.

The method being tested is about onboarding endpoints by installing the McAfee Agent so they can report to ePO. The McAfee Agent Deployment Task directly installs the agent on target machines; once the agent is successfully installed and contacts ePO, those endpoints appear in the System Tree under the chosen group. This is the primary way to populate the tree with new endpoints because it brings the agents onto the system rather than just listing machines.

Other options don’t install the agent themselves. Importing systems from a text file adds systems to the System Tree without deploying the agent. Active Directory synchronization brings in computer objects from AD but doesn’t install the McAfee Agent. Moving systems changes their position in the tree, not onboarding new endpoints.