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Using Boolean Operators
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| A combination of search types | ( ) parentheses |
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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
Use software policies to manage patches
Patch Policies for Windows and Solaris are the best way to manage patches for the Windows and Solaris platforms. For more information see Patch management for Windows and Patch management for Solaris .
For other platforms, software policies enable you to customize patch distribution in your environment. Software policies define which Unix patches should be installed or not installed on certain managed servers.
If you use software policies and you also perform ad hoc patch installs, you must run the remediate process to install all applicable patches on servers. See the SA 10.51
Patch compliance reports
To troubleshoot and resolve patch compliance problems, you can run and examine several patch compliance reports in the SA Client. The following patch compliance reports identify whether all patches in a software policy were installed successfully on managed servers in your environment.
Patch policy compliance (All servers)
This report groups all managed servers by their patch policy compliance level to show compliant and non-compliant servers.
Patch policy compliance by customer
This report lists all servers by the customer they belong to and then by the patch policy compliance level.
Patch policy compliance by facility
This report groups all managed servers by the facility they belong to and then by the patch software policy compliance level.
See the SA 10.51
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