What indicates that a sensor is successfully registered in the Tanium system?

A sensor is considered successfully registered in the Tanium system when the Status column displays a green checkmark. This visual indicator signifies that the sensor is operational and communicating correctly within the Tanium environment. The green checkmark represents a positive state, confirming that the necessary configurations have been completed and the sensor is collecting data as expected.

In contrast, a red cross in the Status column would indicate an issue with the sensor, suggesting that there might be a problem with registration or functioning. The absence of the Status column altogether implies that the sensor has not been recognized by the system, which also denotes an unsuccessful registration. Therefore, the presence of a green checkmark is the definitive signal that a sensor has been properly registered and is functioning within the Tanium system.