Practice question 107 of 180 · hard
An organization rebuilds non-persistent hosts and wants a distinct Defender device entry for every provisioned instance, even when the final hostname is reused. The golden image is unonboarded and the correct VDI onboarding package is available. Which documented entry model should it use?
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- The CMD onboarding-script model for multiple entries per provisioned instance.
The CMD-script model supports multiple entries per provisioned instance. The PowerShell non-persistent script is used for a stable single entry per final device name and invokes the CMD script as part of that different model. Option explanations: A. The PowerShell single-entry-per-final-device-name model.: This targets stable naming-based entries rather than the requested separate-instance model. B. The CMD onboarding-script model for multiple entries per provisioned instance.: This matches the requirement for distinct provisioned-instance records. C. Install Azure Monitor Agent without a Defender onboarding script.: Azure Monitor Agent does not onboard the host to Defender for Endpoint. D. Capture one already-onboarded sensor identity and reuse it in every clone.: Cloning a live sensor identity can merge or obscure device records. Sources: Onboard non-persistent VDI devices to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/configure-endpoints-vdi
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