What type of ePo group is designated as non-removable?

The designation of the Lost and Found group as non-removable plays a crucial role in the management of devices and user accounts within an ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) environment. This group is typically used to automatically collect systems that are not classified under any other existing group, ensuring that devices are not left unmanaged.

When a system does not fit into any predefined categories, it is automatically assigned to this Lost and Found group. This design ensures that all devices are accounted for, allowing for better oversight and management from a security standpoint. Since it serves a unique purpose in maintaining visibility over potentially unclassified systems, the Lost and Found group is inherently non-removable, guaranteeing that administrators can always access these unassigned systems for analysis or reallocation into appropriate groups.

In contrast, other types of groups like Regular, Temporary, and Managed groups serve specific purposes related to task allocations, permissions, or temporary assignments, all of which can be modified or removed as needed based on the organization’s requirements. This key distinction emphasizes the critical importance of the Lost and Found group within the ePO framework, acting as a safeguard against unattended system management.