Which command line option is used to stop all policies from being applied on an endpoint?

The command line option used to stop all policies from being applied on an endpoint is the one that effectively pauses the enforcement of those policies temporarily. In this context, the option that indicates a suspension of policies directly suggests that it will halt their application without permanently removing them. This allows administrators to manage policy application flexibly, providing a way to quickly regain control of policy enforcement when necessary.

The command to suspend policies is designed specifically for situations where you may need to troubleshoot or maintain the endpoint without the influence of existing policies. This type of functionality is crucial in managing environments where changes can affect user access and security.

While the other options may imply a stoppage or alteration of policies, they do not specifically convey the temporary nature of halting policy application that "suspend" denotes. Understanding the roles of such commands is vital for effective endpoint management in CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager.