Providing Patch Management With N-central - N-able Technologies
Providing Patch Management With N-central - N-able Technologies
Providing Patch Management With N-central - N-able Technologies
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N-<strong>central</strong> 7.2 <strong>Providing</strong> <strong>Patch</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>With</strong> N-<strong>central</strong><br />
5. Click OK.<br />
The folder template is updated and the Folder Templates screen appears.<br />
Note: This operation can also be carried out at the Customer level for individual folders. For more<br />
information, refer to Editing Folders.<br />
After you en<strong>able</strong> <strong>Patch</strong> <strong>Management</strong> on a device and apply a profile, the N-<strong>central</strong> agent will configure<br />
the settings for the device and then connect to the specified WSUS server so that the device can be<br />
placed in the correct computer groups.<br />
Approving and Declining <strong>Patch</strong>es<br />
After the configuration of the WSUS system is complete, you can begin approving patches for deployment.<br />
In N-<strong>central</strong>, patches can be deployed using one of two methods:<br />
• automatically using Automatic <strong>Patch</strong> Approval rules (for more information, refer to Automatically<br />
Approving <strong>Patch</strong>es on page 27), or<br />
• the <strong>Patch</strong> Deployment Wizard.<br />
Through the <strong>Patch</strong> Deployment Wizard, N-<strong>central</strong> allows you to efficiently deploy patches across a<br />
number of Windows devices (regardless of the customer that they belong to) by completing the following<br />
steps:<br />
1. Filtering and searching avail<strong>able</strong> patches to determine which should be deployed.<br />
2. Selecting the approval status to be assigned to patches.<br />
3. Setting a patch deployment deadline (if applic<strong>able</strong>).<br />
4. Accepting EULAs (End User License Agreements) on a individual patch basis or all at once (if applic<strong>able</strong>).<br />
5. Confirming your selections.<br />
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