Adaptiva OneSite Patch supports patching for multiple versions of products. Our dedicated team of metadata analysts constantly expands the Software Products Library (metadata catalog) with new products and new releases for existing products, covering most of the installed software within your environment.
Adaptiva has a dedicated team that focuses on metadata. This team monitors the vendors and products we support and regularly searches for additional products to add to our metadata catalog.
Our metadata team receives automatic notification within 24 hours of an update release. The team uses Virus Total to scan all downloaded content in an isolated and secured environment. The Virus Total score for the content must be zero (0) before Adaptiva publishes the content to the Adaptiva Content Delivery Network (CDN). The Adaptiva CDN converts the update to our native content format and makes it accessible to Adaptiva customers only.
When testing a new release, the team installs the prior version. The team also tests the upgrade using the new release. After a successful upgrade, the team opens the application to verify a quality installation. The team contacts the vendor for support if it identifies issues during installation.
After confirming a successful update, the team creates, reviews, and approves the metadata before adding it to the metadata catalog. Every Adaptiva customer server with an Adaptiva OneSite Patch license downloads the metadata catalog update. See OneSite Patch 3rd Party App Catalog (adaptiva.com) for more information.
The endpoint scanning timeline for patch and product status defaults to once daily. Administrators can start and customize scans at any time using the Request Scan feature.
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From the OneSite Patch Home menu in the left navigation panel, hover over Patching Analytics, and then select Overview, Products, Patches, or Devices.
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Scroll down to the last table on the screen. The table name changes depending on the option you choose:
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Overview – Product Status table; Actions include and .
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Products – Product Status table; Actions include and .
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Patches – Patch Status table. Actions include and .
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Devices – Device Status table; Actions include
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Select the ellipsis (…) in the Actions column for the product, overview, or device you want to scan.
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Select Scan Product.
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This opens the Request Scan dialog and prepopulates the Software section with all the software available on the item you chose to scan.
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Request Scan defaults to Scan All Software.
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Select the Scan All Clients toggle to enable or disable scanning all clients. If disabled, add targets to scan.
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Select the Scan All Software toggle to enable or disable (default) scanning all software.
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Select OK. The system briefly displays a message
Successfully Requested Client Scan.
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