Which tool is used to delete duplicate Endpoint Security IDs?

• A. Active Directory
• B. Management UI
• C. Endpoint Agent Tool
• D. Remote Uninstallation

Answer: (C)

Duplicate Endpoint Security IDs can occur when an endpoint is reinstalled or cloned, causing more than one ID to exist for the same machine in the management console. The Endpoint Agent Tool is the dedicated utility you use on the endpoint to perform maintenance tasks related to the agent, including removing duplicate ESIDs and ensuring the endpoint reports the correct ID to the console. Active Directory handles user and computer accounts in a directory service and isn’t used for cleaning up endpoint IDs. The Management UI lets you configure devices and view their status but doesn’t perform on‑device ESID cleanup. Remote uninstallation removes the agent from a device but doesn’t resolve duplicate IDs on the endpoint itself. Therefore, the Endpoint Agent Tool is the appropriate choice for deleting duplicate Endpoint Security IDs.