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60 questions · 90 min · 70% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 59 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 90 min |
| Techclick practice target | 70% |
| Official exam code | TAN-1000 |
A new analyst asks why Tanium can collect data from 100,000 endpoints in seconds without a poll-every-agent bottleneck. Which architectural design makes this possible?
Correct: B. Tanium's linear-chain architecture has each client communicate only with its nearest neighbors. A question is passed along the chain and results are aggregated as they flow back to the server, so a single request scales to hundreds of thousands of endpoints in seconds rather than polling each one individually.
Which component determines an endpoint's position in the linear chain and which neighbors it talks to?
Correct: B. Each Tanium Client discovers and registers with peers on its local network (by default within the same subnet) to form the linear chain. The client manages its own backward/forward peer relationships; the server is not in the per-hop data path.
Endpoints in a DMZ cannot reach the internal Tanium Server directly. Which component is deployed to relay their traffic securely?
Correct: A. The Tanium Zone Server is placed in a DMZ or untrusted network so that isolated/external endpoints register with it; the Zone Server forwards their registration and data to the core Tanium Server. This avoids exposing the core server or opening the endpoints directly to it.
What is the primary role of the Tanium Module Server in the Core Platform?
Correct: B. The Module Server runs the server-side components of Tanium solution modules. The Tanium Server handles question distribution and the platform core, while the Module Server provides the processing and storage for module workbench functionality.
By default, which port do Tanium Clients use to communicate with each other (peer-to-peer) and with the Tanium Server?
Correct: B. The Tanium Client uses TCP 17472 by default for client-to-client peering and client-to-server communication. Knowing this default port is essential when troubleshooting connectivity and firewall rules.
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