Endpoint Protection

I'm in the process of testing my application and device control policys in my environment.  Everything is working as expected thus far but, I have a quick (hopefully) question. 

How does one go about confirming that an endpoint has application and device control enabled?  Either by running a report from the SEPM on the monitors tab or locally at the machine? 

The reason I ask is I know that when we put this piece of SEP in play, management will ask for how many machines have it and how many don't (reporting for management as usual).

Click on monitor - logs
select application and device control
view the log
this should give you the systems with application /device ( you have 2 options to select)

let me know if you have any further questions :)

happy weekend :)

This only gives events.  Not a list of machines that have it enabled.

 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SysPlant  (is sysplant is there that means it is installed )
Start =1 --Enabled
Start= 4--Disabled

 Great stuff Vikram Kumar;  Do you know where I could find some more useful info about what SEP adds to the registry?

What info are you looking for ?

 More of an overview. I was wondering if a document or similar exists where you can see what SEP settings in the registry you can
a) change
b) what they mean
c) Like a reg key cookbook for SEP 

For instance where did you find registry information to the answer above?

:)

I am also looking for that....

I always used to play with registry in SAV.

Wherever i get the info i am adding it to my collection. If all the info is available in one place it will be very handy for administrators

 SAV was filled with Registry tweaks 80% of SAV troubleshooting was registry based...but in SEP you cannot play around with Registry...coa the next heartbeat will reset it all..still I can create a article as to what means what..

 Yes that would be nice.

Even if you cannot change the registry it would be nice to interpret what the settings means.

It would be good for troubleshooting purposes.

 Maxmillan & Shp
I have written a article on registry tweaks the ones i could remember off my head ...hope this helps.
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/symantec-endpoint-protection-few-registry-tweaks

Thanks Vikram...