A DLP administrator needs to remove an agents associated events from an Endpoint server. Which Agent Task should the administrator perform to disable the agent's visibility in the Enforce management console?

A DLP administrator needs to remove an agents associated events from an Endpoint server. Which Agent Task should the administrator perform to disable the agent's visibility in the Enforce management console?

• A. Uninstall Agent
• B. Disable action from Symantec Management Console
• C. Pause Agent
• D. Remove from Enforce

Answer: (B)

Disabling the agent’s actions from the Symantec Management Console is the right move because it prevents the endpoint DLP agent from performing its policy actions and from sending events to Enforce. With actions disabled, no new events reach Enforce, so the agent effectively disappears from the Enforce management console without removing the agent software from the endpoint. This approach is reversible and less disruptive than uninstalling, which removes the agent entirely, or removing from Enforce, which can complicate future re-syncs. Pausing might stop activity temporarily but can still show as paused or may resume, so it doesn’t cleanly hide the agent’s activity.

Disabling the agent’s actions from the Symantec Management Console is the right move because it prevents the endpoint DLP agent from performing its policy actions and from sending events to Enforce. With actions disabled, no new events reach Enforce, so the agent effectively disappears from the Enforce management console without removing the agent software from the endpoint. This approach is reversible and less disruptive than uninstalling, which removes the agent entirely, or removing from Enforce, which can complicate future re-syncs. Pausing might stop activity temporarily but can still show as paused or may resume, so it doesn’t cleanly hide the agent’s activity.