Locking a policy prevents which action?

Locking a policy prevents which action?

• A. Editing
• B. Assigning
• C. Deleting
• D. Applying

Answer: (B)

Locking a policy in ePO is a control on where the policy can go. When a policy is locked, you can’t reassign it to additional groups or machines, so its target scope stays fixed until you unlock it. This is why the action prevented by a lock is assigning the policy to new endpoints or groups. The other actions (editing, deleting, or applying) aren’t the primary effect described by locking in this context.

Locking a policy in ePO is a control on where the policy can go. When a policy is locked, you can’t reassign it to additional groups or machines, so its target scope stays fixed until you unlock it. This is why the action prevented by a lock is assigning the policy to new endpoints or groups. The other actions (editing, deleting, or applying) aren’t the primary effect described by locking in this context.