What happens if an endpoint does not match any device profile in a community?

When an endpoint does not match any device profile within a SonicWall Secure Mobile Access community, it is placed in a Quarantine Zone or the default zone. This mechanism is a crucial part of the security framework that ensures only compliant and recognized devices can access sensitive resources. By assigning endpoints to a quarantine zone or default zone, the system effectively limits their access until they can be evaluated or remediated.

This feature serves as a protective measure, preventing potential security risks posed by unknown or non-compliant devices. The Quarantine Zone typically has restricted access, which allows administrators to manage and assess endpoints in a controlled manner before granting broader access rights based on compliance with the organization's security policies and profiles.

The other options do not capture this critical functionality: endpoints are not automatically deleted, do not receive unrestricted access, and are not instantly logged out, focusing instead on maintaining security through careful management of unidentified devices.