SCCM Client and SCEP Client Uninstall

Hi, I have below questions with regard to the SCCM client software and the SCEP client software.
Does SCCM client uninstallation removes SCEP client as well? If not, how does the Endpoint Protection get the updates after SCCM client is removed? How to remove/uninstall SCEP client?
If the SCCM client uninstallation removes the SCEP client as well (by running ccmsetup.exe /uninstall), how to make it to NOT uninstall the SCEP client?
Thanks.
NM

Yes, your SCEP client should still be able to update.
If you're installing the ConfigMgr client again, and have manage SCEP client enabled in the ConfigMgr client settings, it does more then just adding the update source. It allows you to manage the SCEP client configuration (like scan settings, exclusions,
etc), perform remote actions (like initiating a scan) and report about them.
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