What condition caused all processes to be missing from the Server Detail page display in a DLP environment?

What condition caused all processes to be missing from the Server Detail page display in a DLP environment?

• A. The Advanced Process Control setting on the System Settings page is deselected.
• B. The IDS database is offline.
• C. The license for the Enforce console has expired.
• D. The Network Monitor service is stopped.

Answer: (A)

In DLP, the Server Detail page pulls its list of running processes from the Advanced Process Control feature. When that setting is deselected, the system stops collecting or displaying process information, so the Server Detail page shows no processes even if some are actually running. Enabling Advanced Process Control on the System Settings page—then saving and, if needed, restarting the related services—restores the data so the processes appear again. Other issues like an offline IDS database or an expired license affect different parts of the system, not the visibility of the process list on Server Detail.

In DLP, the Server Detail page pulls its list of running processes from the Advanced Process Control feature. When that setting is deselected, the system stops collecting or displaying process information, so the Server Detail page shows no processes even if some are actually running. Enabling Advanced Process Control on the System Settings page—then saving and, if needed, restarting the related services—restores the data so the processes appear again. Other issues like an offline IDS database or an expired license affect different parts of the system, not the visibility of the process list on Server Detail.