If you want a single computer to use a configuration that differs from its parent group, which mechanism is used?

• A. Manual Settings Assignment
• B. Settings Inheritance
• C. Make All Inherit
• D. Web Access Control

Answer: (A)

When you want one computer to use a configuration that’s different from its parent group, you create a per-device override. Manual Settings Assignment is the mechanism that applies a specific configuration to that single machine, so it doesn’t follow the group’s inherited settings. The device then uses its own assigned policy, while other computers in the group keep the inherited settings.

Settings Inheritance would pull the device into matching the parent policy, which defeats the goal of divergence. Make All Inherit would force policy inheritance everywhere, removing any per-device customization. Web Access Control isn’t about applying or overriding endpoint configurations for individual devices, so it doesn’t fit this scenario.