911 CAD servers need a Carbon Black Cloud workload sensor. The cluster cannot take a simultaneous reboot at shift change. How should the administrator proceed?
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Short Explanation
CAD is the 911 switchboard—you do not yank every headset at once to install a new mic. Wave the workload sensor in a maintenance window and prove cloud check-in before the next row. Mass reboot at shift change, and swapping the whole cluster for NSX Service Insertion, are how outages get made.
Full Explanation
Production server and workload sensor rollout remains a Carbon Black Cloud / CB Defense install, staged in waves with connectivity validation. A simultaneous cluster reboot at shift change is an availability risk, not a security requirement. NSX-T Service Insertion is not the CBC workload sensor. Installing during peak incident load increases the chance of a CAD outage.