156-536 practice question 2 of 10

What do Push Operations allow?

Answer options

A: Allows the Endpoint Security Management Server to operate independently of the Security Management Server

B: Allow the Management Console to operate without installing policy

C: Allow the Endpoint Security Management Server to push operations to client computers without installing policy Correct answer

D: Allow the Endpoint clients to push operations to other client computers without installing policy

Correct Answer:

C. Allow the Endpoint Security Management Server to push operations to client computers without installing policy

Explanation

Push Operations let the Endpoint Security Management Server immediately execute tasks (e.g., scan, collect logs, change settings) directly on clients without the need to create or install a new security policy, providing ad-hoc control.

Why Incorrect

A. Push Operations do not affect Server independence; they originate from the Endpoint server.
B. Management Console still requires policy install for rule changes; Push Ops are separate.
D. Operations are initiated by the server, not by clients toward others.

References

1. Harmony Endpoint R81.10 Administration Guide, “Push Operations Overview”, p. 312 (defines ad-hoc tasks from Management Server without policy install).

2. Endpoint Security Client E85 Release Notes, “Push Operations”, para. 2 (clarifies server-initiated, policy-independent actions).

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