Detect Label settings
My servers are not being updated as I suspect them to be. I have a Detect All script running daily with the Detect Labels of: p_app & p_os. Will these two labels also detect the updates needed with these labels: p_os_sec_win2016, p_os_sec_win2019, p_app_sec_ms, p_os_opt_win2012r2 etc...?
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Thanks Hobbsy,
I'm just trying to figure out why I have had not updates hit my PC's or servers in now 3 months. My weekly Patch Detect script has this as it's setting: Is it missing updates? My workstation is set to the same but the Device Label is ws_all. My Server Deploy Detect Label: plus 2019 servers. I'm really close to contacting support to verify my settings. Maybe I busted something.
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It just doesn’t look quite right, if you’d like me to, I’d be happy to jump on a call and see if we can work out what needs to change for you? Just contact me, my email is in my profile. - Hobbsy 2 years ago
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Thanks Very much Hobbsy. I broke down and I have a meeting with Support later today. It's to verify what I have set.. Shouldn't take him but 20 minutes... - itkpg@kpg.com 2 years ago
Ok so to be clear you cannot use a wildcard on labels, so you cannot say if the label starts p_os then include all labels.
You could create a group of group (label of labels)?
so you have the following labels created
- p_os_sec_win2016
- p_os_sec_win2019
- p_app_sec_ms
- p_os_opt_win2012r2
And then create a label P_OS and add in the three starting P_OS and then just select the label of labels in the schedule?
But when you can add multiple labels to any schedule I 'm not sure I understand why you would need to do that?