You administer laptop and desktop computers that run Windows 8 Enterprise in an Active Directory domain.
Your company has purchased a subscription to Windows Intune.
You plan to install Intune Endpoint Protection on all computers. Some of the computers also have another
antimalware application installed.
You need to ensure that only the Intune Endpoint Protection application is running on all computers.
What should you do?
A.
Configure the Enable Realtime Protection policy to Yes.
B.
Configure the Enable Endpoint Protection policy to Only on computers that are unprotected when
Endpoint Protection is installed.
C.
Configure the Enable Endpoint Protection policy setting to Yes.
D.
Configure the Enable Endpoint Protection policy setting to No.
Explanation:
Using Windows Intune Endpoint Protection or an Existing Endpoint Protection Application
Reference:
http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsintune.latest/hh850832.aspx
To explicitly enable Windows Intune Endpoint Protection on client computers that are running another endpoint
protection application that was detected by WindowsIntune, you have to create a Windows Intune policy, and
then deploy it to those computers. To do so, in theWindows Intune administrator console, create a newpolicy,
set the policy value for Enable Endpoint Protectionto Yes, and deploy the policy to the appropriate
computers. After you confirm that Windows Intune Endpoint Protection is helping to secure the client
computers, you can remove or disable the other endpoint protection application.