What are the AD sync type options?

What are the AD sync type options?

• A. Leave systems in current group only
• B. Add systems to Sync and leave in current group
• C. Move systems from current group to Sync
• D. Do not sync any systems

Answer: (C)

AD sync type options control how endpoints from Active Directory are integrated into ePO for management. The goal is to decide whether those systems stay in their current ePO group, are added to a Sync group while remaining in place, are moved entirely into the Sync group, or are not synchronized at all. Moving systems from their current group to the Sync group ensures that AD-sourced machines are managed through the AD-driven synchronization path, giving consistent policy application based on AD attributes in one centralized location. Leaving them in their current group or adding them to Sync while keeping them in place can lead to fragmented management or dual memberships, which complicates policy enforcement. Not syncing any systems disables the AD integration entirely.

AD sync type options control how endpoints from Active Directory are integrated into ePO for management. The goal is to decide whether those systems stay in their current ePO group, are added to a Sync group while remaining in place, are moved entirely into the Sync group, or are not synchronized at all. Moving systems from their current group to the Sync group ensures that AD-sourced machines are managed through the AD-driven synchronization path, giving consistent policy application based on AD attributes in one centralized location. Leaving them in their current group or adding them to Sync while keeping them in place can lead to fragmented management or dual memberships, which complicates policy enforcement. Not syncing any systems disables the AD integration entirely.