A hospital campus needs an endpoint view from thousands of Windows laptops that clinicians carry between wards. Which deployment matches that need?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
One thermometer in the lobby can't take every patient's temperature. You deploy Endpoint Agents across the Windows laptops so each clinician device reports its own view. A single data-center probe, a WAN Insights screen with no endpoint, and a fresh image that omits the agent all leave those laptops dark.
Full Explanation
An endpoint view from the clinician laptops exists only when those Windows laptops run Endpoint Agents and each device reports its own local result. One Enterprise Agent in the data center is a single network vantage probing on behalf of the site, and it cannot report the view from each laptop moving between wards. WAN Insights describes path and experience toward SaaS and WAN destinations, and a view with no agent on the clinician laptops does not collect from those devices. A fresh operating-system image that leaves the endpoint agent out gives the wards new laptops that are still unmeasured. The data-center probe can stay healthy while the laptops the clinicians carry are the machines that need to be seen. Exam caveat: an endpoint view at this scale means an agent on the user devices, and a successful probe in the data center does not stand in for them. Operational check: compare the count of reporting Endpoint Agents with the clinician Windows laptops and confirm the data-center Enterprise Agent is not the only source.