If you put a server-side activation time on a policy, what happens to that policy?

When a server-side activation time is set on a policy, it means that the policy will not be active or executed until the specified time is reached. During this period, the policy remains in a waiting state, and its status is indicated by the green enabled light being off. This ensures that the policy will not run prematurely and allows for careful timing of when the policy becomes active based on operational needs or organizational schedules.

The policy is essentially in a standby mode, ready to be activated at the designated time. This is especially useful for managing deployments, updates, or configurations that need to be implemented at specific intervals or coordinated with other changes within the environment.

The other options, such as the policy being deleted, running immediately, or being disabled until manually enabled, do not correctly describe the functionality associated with a server-side activation time, which specifically governs the timing of when a policy becomes active.