how to check in K1000 this patch MS17-010 is installed on machines
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When I search for the ID, I cannot find it in the catalog, comes back with "no patches found". How do I force KACE to download this patch? - MannyL 7 years ago
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my patches are not downloading, file size is 0 for all MS17-010 patches - rahimpal 7 years ago
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Mine are not even displaying... have these patches been superseded? I have opened a support ticket with Quest. - MannyL 7 years ago
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I was able to fix this. Turns out I had a label filtering out "superseded" patches. The patch I was looking for was already superseded and my patch label was filtering it out. - MannyL 7 years ago
Answers (3)
It is not possible to browse the K1000 Patch Catalog directly for MS17-010
- In order to find the proper package for your target device, go to MS17-010
- Look for the OS's operated in the environment and copy the Update ID
- Go to the K1000 Security | Catalog
- Select Individual Updates and 2017 in the drop down on the top right
- Paste the Update ID and hit Enter
- A Patch will be displayed, click on the Name
- If the Patch is disabled as Superseeded, go to the bottom of the screen
- Search for Superseded By: and click on the Patch with the Highest version number
- This will bring you to the proper latest version
- Add this to your Patch Label and repeat for all OS's
Comments:
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This is helpful for creating a detect/deploy job which targets the selected patches. What's being asked that is not answered is how to create a report of which computers are not patched (that is, do not have at least one of the required patches.) - MichaelMc 7 years ago
select MACHINE.NAME as Computer_Name, SYSTEM_DESCRIPTION, IP, MAC,SOFTWARE.DISPLAY_NAME,
REPLACE(MACHINE.USER_LOGGED,'\\','\\\\') as USER_LOGGED, CS_DOMAIN
from (SOFTWARE, MACHINE_SOFTWARE_JT, MACHINE)
where MACHINE.ID = MACHINE_SOFTWARE_JT.MACHINE_ID
and MACHINE_SOFTWARE_JT.SOFTWARE_ID = SOFTWARE.ID
and SOFTWARE.DISPLAY_NAME LIKE '%KB4019264%'
order by DISPLAY_NAME
and i found this info online
Windows 7
See if the patch is already installed. Click Start > Control Panel > System and Security. Under Windows Update click the View installed updates link. Scan the list (which can be alphabetized by clicking the box marked Name, or sorted by date) to see if you have ANY of these patches:
2017-05 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB4019264)
April, 2017 Preview of Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB4015552)
April, 2017 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB4015549)
March, 2017 Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows 7 (KB4012215)
March, 2017 Security Only Quality Update for Windows 7 (KB4012212)
I replace SOFTWARE.DISPLAY_NAME LINK '%KB4019264%' with each KB#######
I don't know how to do a IN list query but it work
If you have any of those patches already installed, then you are good to go and you can sleep well at night. Don’t be confused.
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