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- Patch management for Ubuntu
- Features
- SA Client Library
- SA management of Debian metadata database
- Roles for Ubuntu patch management
- Patch management process
- Specify Ubuntu patch settings
- Ubuntu patch management tasks
- Policy management
- Remediate patch policies
- Ubuntu remediation process
- Set remediate options
- Set reboot options for remediation
- Specify pre-installation and post-installation scripts for remediation
- Schedule a patch installation for remediation
- Set up email notifications for remediation
- Preview and starting a remediation
- Verify patch policy compliance
- Create a patch policy
- Delete a patch policy
- Add a patch to a patch policy
- Remove a patch from a patch policy
- Attach a patch policy to a server
- Detach a patch policy from a server
- Patch compliance
- Patch administration
- Patch locale configuration tasks
- Patch installation
Remediate patch policies
This action installs the packages in a policy that has been attached to managed servers. This action does not uninstall packages. A patch policy can be overridden by an exception, which indicates that a package is either always or never installed on a particular server.
To remediate a patch policy:
- In the navigation pane, select Library. In the By Type tab, select Packages > Ubuntu.
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Expand Ubuntuand select a specific Ubuntu operating system.
The content pane displays all patch policies associated with that operating system.
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In the content pane, open a patch policy.
- In the View drop-down list, select Servers.
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In the Show drop-down list in the content pane, select Servers with Policy Attached.
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In the preview pane, select one or more servers.
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From the Actions menu, select Remediate.
The first step of the Remediate window appears: Servers and Device Groups. For instructions on each step, see the following sections:
- Set remediate options
- Set reboot options for remediation
- Specify pre-installation and post-installation scripts for remediation
- Schedule a patch installation for remediation
- Set up email notifications for remediation
- Preview and start a remediation
After you have completed a step, click Next to advance to the next step. Before you click Start Job, you can return to a completed step to make changes by clicking on it in the list of steps.
- Click Start Job to launch the remediation job.
After you launch the job, you cannot change its parameters, even if the job is scheduled to run at a later time.
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