In the Enforce management console, detection servers show 'unknown'. Which service on the Enforce server should be started to bring them to a running state?

In the Enforce management console, detection servers show 'unknown'. Which service on the Enforce server should be started to bring them to a running state?

• A. Vontu Monitor Controller
• B. Vontu Manager
• C. Vontu Notifier
• D. Vontu Incident Persister

Answer: (A)

Detection server health in Enforce is managed by the Monitor Controller service on the Enforce server. When detection servers show unknown, it means Enforce isn’t actively monitoring or communicating with them. Starting the Vontu Monitor Controller enables the Enforce console to coordinate with the detection servers, pull their status, and bring them into a running state. The other services have different roles—Manager handles policy administration, Notifier sends alerts, and Incident Persister writes incidents—so they don’t address the monitoring/heartbeat path for detection servers. After starting the Monitor Controller, refresh the Enforce console and the detection servers should switch from unknown to running, assuming network connectivity and detection services on those machines are functioning.

Detection server health in Enforce is managed by the Monitor Controller service on the Enforce server. When detection servers show unknown, it means Enforce isn’t actively monitoring or communicating with them. Starting the Vontu Monitor Controller enables the Enforce console to coordinate with the detection servers, pull their status, and bring them into a running state. The other services have different roles—Manager handles policy administration, Notifier sends alerts, and Incident Persister writes incidents—so they don’t address the monitoring/heartbeat path for detection servers. After starting the Monitor Controller, refresh the Enforce console and the detection servers should switch from unknown to running, assuming network connectivity and detection services on those machines are functioning.