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Casper Suite Administrator's Guide v8.7 - JAMF Software

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Patch Management<br />

Running <strong>Software</strong> Update<br />

You can automate Apple’s <strong>Software</strong> Update on your client computers so that <strong>Software</strong> Update installs<br />

updates in the background without disturbing users.<br />

In OS X v10.4 and later, Apple allows you to host your own software update server internally. This reduces<br />

bandwidth by downloading packages once per server instead of once per computer. It also allows you to<br />

control and approve updates using the Server Admin application on Mac OS X Server before you make<br />

them available.<br />

Before using a policy to run <strong>Software</strong> Update on client computers from an internally hosted software<br />

update server, you must add one or more software update servers to the <strong>JAMF</strong> <strong>Software</strong> Server (JSS). For<br />

instructions on adding software update servers, see the “<strong>Software</strong> Update Servers” section.<br />

This section explains how to run <strong>Software</strong> Update using a policy or <strong>Casper</strong> Remote.<br />

To run <strong>Software</strong> Update using a policy:<br />

1. Log in to the JSS with a web browser.<br />

2. Click the Management tab.<br />

3. Click the Policies link.<br />

4. Create or edit the policy.<br />

• To create a policy, click the Create Policy button in the toolbar, select the Create policy manually<br />

option, and then click Continue.<br />

To edit an existing policy, click the Edit Policy link across from it.<br />

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5. Enter a display name for the policy.<br />

6. Assign the policy to a category using the Category pop-up menu.<br />

7. Choose a trigger from the Triggered By pop-up menu.<br />

8. Choose how often you want clients to run the policy using the Execution Frequency pop-up menu.<br />

9. Click the Scope tab and assign computers or user groups to the scope.<br />

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