How is CANES Agent deployment performed when Rogue Auto Push Task is disabled?

The deployment of the CANES Agent when the Rogue Auto Push Task is disabled involves a manual process. In this scenario, the administrator would need to utilize a frame package from the system tree to deploy the agent. This approach provides control over which systems receive the agent, allowing for targeted deployments rather than relying on an automated process that may not be in place due to the disabling of the Rogue Auto Push Task.

This manual deployment could be necessary in environments where users want to ensure that only certain devices receive the agent or when specific configurations are needed before installation. Using the frame package, an administrator can download the necessary files and distribute them to chosen endpoints, ensuring compliance with the organization’s policies.

The other options involve automated processes, which are not applicable here given that the Rogue Auto Push Task has been disabled. This further affirms that manual intervention is required to ensure proper functionality and compliance with the deployment strategy.