A bank installed an Endpoint Agent by hand on one laptop, and the rest of the laptop fleet still has no endpoint view. Which step covers the fleet the bank needs to see?
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Short Explanation
Testing one flashlight doesn't light the warehouse. You deploy Endpoint Agents across the laptop fleet, because a manual install on a single machine leaves everyone else dark. One Enterprise Agent, a WAN Insights view with no endpoint, and an image that omits the agent still fail to cover the fleet.
Full Explanation
An endpoint view of a laptop exists only on a laptop that runs an Endpoint Agent, so a manual install on one machine leaves the rest of the bank's fleet dark. The step that covers the fleet is deploying Endpoint Agents across the user laptops so those devices report. A single Enterprise Agent in the data center is one network vantage, and calling that vantage fleet coverage does not create a per-laptop view. A WAN Insights view of branch paths that includes no endpoint agent does not collect from the laptops at all. Reimaging the fleet with an operating system that still omits the agent refreshes machines that remain unmeasured. One closet probe, a path view without endpoints, and an image without the agent each leave the hand-installed laptop as the only measured machine. Exam caveat: coverage is how many of the user devices run the agent, not the fact that someone installed it once. Operational check: compare reporting Endpoint Agents with the laptop fleet and confirm the manually installed machine is not the only one reporting.