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An engineer must deploy a Cisco ThousandEyes Endpoint Agent at a site for all laptops running Windows or macOS. Which two methods are used to complete the task? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Use Group Policy Objects in Active Directory for Windows. E. Use the Managed Software Center client and Munki Server for Mac. A (GPO for Windows) and E (Munki/Managed Software Center for Mac) are correct because each represents the standard enterprise mass-deployment mechanism for its respective OS: Windows environments use Group Policy Objects to push software and configurations via Active Directory…
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- AUse Group Policy Objects in Active Directory for Windows.
- BUse the ThousandEyes Bulk Deployment feature for Windows.
- CUse Group Policy Objects in Active Directory for Mac.
- DUse the Managed Software Center client and Munki Server for Windows.
- EUse the Managed Software Center client and Munki Server for Mac.
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(48 responses)- A92% (44)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
A (GPO for Windows) and E (Munki/Managed Software Center for Mac) are correct because each represents the standard enterprise mass-deployment mechanism for its respective OS: Windows environments use Group Policy Objects to push software and configurations via Active Directory, while macOS environments rely on Munki Server with its Managed Software Center client for centralized app deployment.
B is wrong because "ThousandEyes Bulk Deployment" is not a recognized standalone deployment method in ThousandEyes documentation - it conflates a vague feature name with actual OS-specific deployment tools. C is wrong because GPO is a Windows/Active Directory technology; macOS does not natively consume GPO for software deployment, making it a classic platform-mismatch trap. D is wrong for the same reason in reverse - Munki is a macOS tool, not a Windows one.
Memory tip: Match the tool to the OS by first letter - GPO goes with Windows (both common in the Microsoft world), and Munki goes with Mac.
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