What occurs when an endpoint's network connection is lost?

When an endpoint's network connection is lost, it can no longer communicate with the Tanium Server. This situation implies that the Tanium Client, which is responsible for maintaining communication between the endpoint and the server, will be unable to send or receive data. As a result, any data collection or management tasks that the Tanium Server initiates cannot be completed until the network connection is restored. This disruption may lead to the endpoint not receiving updates, commands, or new configurations that it needs to effectively participate in the Tanium ecosystem.

The other options do not accurately reflect the scenario. The inability to communicate does not trigger any automatic reconfiguration of the Tanium Client, nor does the Tanium Console continue to collect data seamlessly during the loss of network connection. Furthermore, the establishment of a new network connection typically requires external intervention or would only occur once the original issue is resolved, rather than happening without issues.