What will occur if a Tanium Client cannot connect to the CDN?

When a Tanium Client cannot connect to the Content Delivery Network (CDN), it will revert to downloading necessary updates and content from the Tanium Cloud. This fallback mechanism ensures that Tanium Clients remain operational and can still receive crucial updates without being hindered by network issues affecting the CDN.

The Tanium infrastructure is designed with redundancy in mind, prioritizing resilient connectivity options. This means that in situations where the CDN is unreachable, the client seamlessly transitions to pull content from the Tanium Cloud, ensuring minimal disruption to its functionality. This feature is particularly important for maintaining the efficiency and security of endpoint management in environments where connectivity might fluctuate.

Other options would not accurately describe the operational behavior of the Tanium Client in this scenario. For instance, attempts to seek alternative networks are not typically employed by Tanium Clients, as their primary reliance is on established methods of accessing updates through either the CDN or cloud resources rather than exploring new networks.