Which type of agent is used to access a device during a one-time check-in at login?

• A. Used to access the device during a one-time check-in at login
• B. Used to perform a one time temporary posture
• C. Non-persistent Agent is used for ongoing background monitoring
• D. Non-persistent Agent is used to manage SNMP MIBs

Answer: (A)

This question is about using a temporary agent for a login-time posture check. When a device authenticates, you often want a quick, non-persistent way to verify its state and ensure it meets security requirements before granting access. That requires a short-lived, one-time-use agent that can run just for that login session and then be removed or disabled.

So the option describing an agent used to access the device during a one-time check-in at login fits best. It matches the idea of a temporary, session-based check rather than ongoing monitoring or unrelated management tasks. The other statements imply ongoing background activity or are about something not connected to the login posture check (for example, SNMP management), which isn’t the scenario described.