A user passes Endpoint Analysis but cannot see client choices at logon. Which feature should be disabled to reveal client choices at logon?

• A. nFactor authentication.
• B. Split tunneling.
• C. Quarantine groups.
• D. Client choices globally.

Answer: (C)

Quarantine groups control access for devices that don’t meet policy requirements. Even if Endpoint Analysis passes, if the gateway is configured to place the endpoint into a quarantine group, the logon experience can be restricted and the Client Choices options may not be shown. Turning off quarantine groups removes that gating, allowing the standard Client Choices page to appear at logon again. This is different from nFactor authentication, which affects the authentication flow; split tunneling, which changes traffic routing after login; or a global setting that merely toggles Client Choices visibility. By disabling quarantine groups, the client options become visible at logon once the endpoint is deemed acceptable.