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Patch Label doubts

Hi

when creating  Microsoft labels   should we set View By to All Patches or current year(2017)?

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Posted by: rock_star 6 years ago
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Individual Patches - All Patches : it will list out all patches released till date matching your criteria.

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  • thanks, but this creates more than 1500-2000 patches , would this slow down the machines ? as its going to copy more than 1500 patch files to machines. or is it ok to select patches released in last 2 months? - rahimpal 6 years ago
    • If you are seeing that many patches, it sounds like you might be including superseded patches.
      Under patch management > subscriptions, you can select "Inactivate superseded patches". - MichaelMc 6 years ago
      • yes, its already enabled. - rahimpal 6 years ago
    • i hope you have replication server in place, which take down the network traffic . I don't think any machine will need 1500-2000 patches if you have image refresh every quarter or half yearly. You can run detect on test machine ( exact replica of production and see how many patches are detected on that , it will give you more insight as what would be happening in end. ) Patches may vary as few patches get missed else we should have same number across. Also, if you are just starting the patching after a halt , you may find more patches to be deployed. we don't deploy software installer in patches so you may want to refine those part along. - rock_star 6 years ago

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