The founder, is very involved in the ConfigMgr/Intune user community and provides webinars and how to/troubleshooting videos for much more than their own PatchMyPC product. The support team is very responsive and their knowledge base more than often has the answer to any hiccups you might run into. I like everything about the product (large catalog, ease of use/setup, auto app packaging), but the PatchMyPC team is probably my favorite thing about the product. Oh, and they are constantly following up AND implementing user community improvement suggestions and feature requests. Right from the beginning when we first engaged with PatchMyPC, you could tell they wanted to make the trial and transition as easy as possible. They offer a large amount of free videos on how to be successful with your Windows management journey. They are strong contributors to the Microsoft ConfigMgr (SCCM/MECM) community. Cannot forget to mention how awesome the team behind PatchMyPC is. Very large catalog of 3rd party products that it supports and it's not just patches, they also auto package apps for deployments and task sequences (in ConfigMar) as well! It's a no brainer compared to other comparable tools. This video guide covers enabling your software update point for third-party software updates, setting Configuration Manager.Great product that is a breeze to setup! Anything I was confused about during setup, there was already an easy to follow knowledge base article for it. Topics in Video Review code-signing HTTPS WSUS requirements – Enable third-party Updates.Įnabling Third-Party Software Update Catalogs in Microsoft SCCMīy | | SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates Overview In this video guide, we will be covering how to configure the third-party software update catalogs feature added in SCCM 1806. How to Enable Third-Party Software Updates in SCCM Technical Preview 1806īy | | SCCM Guides, Software UpdatesOverview In this video guide, we will walk through the process of enabling third-party software updates in the SCCM technical preview 1806.
Topics in Video Introduction: (0:00) DJam – History of CAS and Why They May Need to be Collapsed. We will cover the requirements for the removal and how to perform the removal. Remove a Central Administration Site in Configuration Manager (SCCM)īy Priscilla Leon | | SCCM Guides, Site Server, Third-Party Updates, WSUSOverview In this video, we will review how to remove a central administration site in SCCM.
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