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Took it yesterday, thank you wabbott
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Very good guide, even though I've deployed multiple 3rd party packages through Package Manager, I still learned a few things from this article.
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Same here......
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I agree with shawndiaz, I know I took the survey and haven't seen new points. I appreciate you looking into it lindsey.serrano
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Quiz and or e-cards are always good things!!
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Very nice, great write up!
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ecklerwr1 those answers worked for me
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Just answered today's question correctly, but no points Was curious if you could take a look wabbott
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I had the same issue on the same question.wabbott
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When I ran the command via a command prompt it errored, so I modified it a bit until it got the correct results, looks like there was an extra ' in it: wmic product where "name like 'Java 8%%'" call uninstall /nointeractive Not sure what the /c was supposed to do, but that also errored, so I took that out.
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Thank you!!
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dbetlow: When I run the standard report, I get a list of the following: domain, computer name, name (directory) which is blank, drive (directory) which is also blank, path (directory) blank, etc...etc... I would edit the directory report, and then add what directory you are looking for, to see if it exists. When you run…
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In the report itself is what I was referring to:
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I've not used msp's before, however, I did notice that the Adobe Acrobat updates all use the msp files. You may want to take a look at one of the Acrobat updates to see if they are doing something different to make them work.
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Done all the above on the 2016 servers (which also run WSUS) same error as before may end up rebuilding the wsus server to see if that helps the situation.......
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Sorry, can't tell you why that happens, it certainly doesn't take more than 10-30 seconds for me to publish 3rd party packages.
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If you synchronize your solarwinds catalog, it's there now
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I got the same issue as ahthomas we have 1600+ servers/workstations and when I ran the report, it filled the c:\ drive on, on the sql server, with gigs of data in the tempdb, never finished.
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Thank you for this.
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Works exactly as described, very easy to see what in your enterprise needs to be rebooted.
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This is one way to do that: https://support.solarwinds.com/Success_Center/Patch_Manager/How_to_Uninstall_a_Program_Using_the_Patch_Manager_Computer_Explorer
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Synchronize your SolarWinds Update Catalog, it's there now.
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No, it just worked for me, published all 3
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There are things you can't control on Win10 with a 2008R2 domain server, you'd be better off going with 2016 if you can, then you should see the Win10 boxes start to 'obey'
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ended up reinstalling the 2.1.3 update, and it fixed the issues I was having.
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Hey rodri, The main difference is who publishes the patches, the one the support guys and I showed you, are published by Adobe, the other is published by Solarwinds.
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15.023.20070 is the latest reader and acrobat version that I'm currently pushing. Feb 17th was the release date for those, and they came directly from the Adobe packages: Administration and Reporting---->Software Publishing--->Adobe Systems, Inc. Packages Hope this helps
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This is what I used as a guide when I need to uninstall using patch manager, and it works very well. https://thwack.solarwinds.com/message/184857#184857
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Under the Synchronization Settings, there is an option for SolarWinds to send you an e-mail Administration and Reporting ---->Software Publishing then on the right hand side, there's the Synchronization Settings, it's in there.
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Yes you can, I'd use the previous Flash Player update as a template to go by.