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THWACK Tuesday Tip :: How to Identify and Patch a Machine at Risk

KMSigma.SWI

FEATURED EPISODE:

How to Identify and Patch a Machine at Risk

June 2, 2020

One of the simplest, yet most time-consuming measures to keep your systems safe is to keep your patches up to date. This video will show you how to use SolarWinds Patch Manager to identify systems at risk and get them up to date.

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donrobert5

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james.heads

@KMSigma.SWI Has the glitch been fixed where if you select a single server in the top box, click one of the buttons at the bottom then an option on the right it will default to the whole container even know only a single server is still highlighted in the top box? If you are not very careful it is easy to apply what you are doing to the whole container, and that might be the all computers group.....

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