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- Patch management for Unix
- Track patches on managed servers
- Support for Unix patch testing and installation standardization
- View patches in the SA Client
- Search for patches
- Patch management roles for Unix
- Patch management for specific Unix operating systems
- Unix patch information
- Use software policies to manage patches
- Patch administration for Unix
- Patch installation
- Patch uninstallation
- Set uninstall options
Patch management roles for Unix
Server Automation provides support for rigorous change management by assigning the functions of patch management to the patch administrator and the system administrator:
- The patch administrator (often referred to as the security administrator) has the authority to upload, test, and edit patch options.
- The system administrator applies the patches (that have been approved for use) uniformly, according to the options that the patch administrator specifies.
Note Only the patch administrator should have the Patches permission, which gives access to advanced features. To obtain these permissions, contact your SA Administrator. See the Permissions Reference section in the SA 10.51
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