Reinstalls client software from a discovery computer.

Reinstalls client software from a discovery computer.

• A. View Available Patches
• B. Reinstall Agent
• C. Computer Details Page
• D. End RDP Attack Containment Mode

Answer: (B)

Reinstalling the endpoint agent from the discovery computer is the direct way to push a fresh copy of the client software to a device. This is used when the agent on a machine is corrupted, not functioning correctly, or needs to be re-provisioned so it re-enrolls with the management service and resumes enforcing protections. Running this action reinstalls the agent package on the target device and re-establishes its connection to the endpoint security console, restoring policy enforcement and up-to-date protections. The other options don’t perform a reinstall: viewing available patches is about showing patches that could be applied, not reinstalling the agent; the computer details page is for viewing information about the device; and ending RDP attack containment mode relates to a specific security posture for RDP sessions, not to reinstalling endpoint software.

Reinstalling the endpoint agent from the discovery computer is the direct way to push a fresh copy of the client software to a device. This is used when the agent on a machine is corrupted, not functioning correctly, or needs to be re-provisioned so it re-enrolls with the management service and resumes enforcing protections. Running this action reinstalls the agent package on the target device and re-establishes its connection to the endpoint security console, restoring policy enforcement and up-to-date protections.

The other options don’t perform a reinstall: viewing available patches is about showing patches that could be applied, not reinstalling the agent; the computer details page is for viewing information about the device; and ending RDP attack containment mode relates to a specific security posture for RDP sessions, not to reinstalling endpoint software.