Bare metal deployments can only be performed by booting the endpoint into the Provision OS using PXE boot options. What is the correct answer?

The assertion that bare metal deployments can only be performed by booting the endpoint into the Provision OS using PXE boot options is false. While PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) is a common method used for network-based installations, it is not the only option available for performing bare metal deployments.

Bare metal deployments can also be conducted using other methods such as bootable USB drives or optical media (CD/DVD), which can facilitate the installation of the operating system without the need for network booting. Additionally, Tanium offers flexibility in deployment strategies, which may include options for local installation or the use of custom scripts that handle deployment processes.

Thus, the flexibility to utilize various methods beyond PXE booting validates the response that the statement is false.