Broadcom 250-580 Practice Test 2
What Symantec Best Practice is recommended when setting up Active Directory integration with the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager?
Ensure there is more than one Active Directory Server listed in the Server Properties.
Link the built-in Admin account to an Active Directory account.
Import the existing AD structure to organize clients in user mode.
Secure the management console by denying access to certain computers.
When setting up Active Directory (AD) integration with Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM), Symantec's best practice is to import the existing AD structure to manage clients in user mode. This approach offers several benefits:
Simplified Client Management: By importing the AD structure, SEPM can mirror the organizational structure already defined in AD, enabling easier management and assignment of policies to groups or organizational units.
User-Based Policies: Organizing clients in user mode allows policies to follow users across devices, providing consistent protection regardless of where the user logs in.
Streamlined Updates and Permissions: Integration with AD ensures that any changes in user accounts or groups are automatically reflected within SEPM, reducing administrative effort and potential errors in client organization.
This best practice enhances SEPM's functionality by leveraging the established structure in AD.