Using Automox

BleepingComputer Windows 10 KB4524147 Update May Cause Boot and Printing Issues Windows 10 1903 users have started reporting boot, printing, and Start Menu issues after installing the KB4524147 cumulative update that go away once the update is uninstalled. Microsoft has not acknowledged any of these issues as of yet, but the... Here’s the support article on rolling back patches should any of your endpoints need it: https://support.automox.com/help/how-to-rollback-an-installed-patch-on-devices

Hi All, Im struggling abit to get a worklet working correctly for both mac and windows. No need for applying a licence as all users are individually licenced upon login. Can any one share your wisdom with this one? spent the last few hours on forums and seems like an easy one for jamf and munki but not here. Thanks

Here’s the rundown of all the latest patches: automox.com October 2019 Patch Tuesday Index For the latest Patch Updates from Microsoft and third-party vendors, read our October 2019 Patch Tuesday index consisting of live updates throughout the day. Make sure to attend the Patch Tuesday webinar for more info! automox.com Webinar: Automating Patch Tuesday: October 2019 Join Richard Melick, Automox’s Technology Raconteur, for a review of October's Microsoft Patch Tuesday security patches and learn tips for automatically protecting your infrastructure from these vulnerabilities.

If you’d like your worklets (and other agent commands) to execute from a different location, here’s how you do that: https://support.automox.com/help/automox-agent-requirements The most common reason you’d use this is if your endpoint security is blocking the default execution location for the agent.

We have exciting news! Automox is thrilled to be featured in the Fall 2019 G2 Patch Management Report as a “High Performer”. This is based on customer reviews, so we’re really proud of this one! We won fastest implementation, most implementable, and easiest to do business with. Check out the full report and in our press release blog and on our new webpage!

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Bug Fixes: Content fix on billing page Enhancements: Removed white background for grey text and replaced with black background for readability https://support.automox.com/help/archive-2017-2018-2019

Bug Fixes: Fixed an issue with Zoom on MacOS for 3rd party patching beta program Fixed an issue where notification box was reverting back to default text https://support.automox.com/help/archive-2017-2018-2019

Automox is planning a maintenance window targeted for Friday, September 27th, at approximately 3:00 PM MT / 9:00 PM UTC. We will be using this window to update our production infrastructure to the latest and greatest and expect the efforts to last about 6 hours. During this time, users can expect degraded performance and short periods of planned downtime. If there are any questions or concerns, please feel free to email support@automox.com.

I was curious what other agents/management tools you are using with Automox. We are using Symantec SEP (not by choice, forced from above) and Goverlan for remote support but was curious what the rest of yall are using.

Bug Fixes: Pending Patch Counts corrected for some instances where multiple policies connected to a device showed incorrect value Added agent recovery capability when auto-upgrade of the fails on Windows devices https://support.automox.com/help/archive-2017-2018-2019

Hello, What’s your approach to deleting inactive/long gone endpoints? Want to ensure reporting is accurate and licensing is in good standing.

I’m sure most of you are mainly Windows, but lots of places have the odd Mac for their creative or C-level types. Which of you are patching Linux or Mac in addition to Windows?

Hi. I was wondering if anyone is using automox with Intune to deploy patches or using the WSUS integration?

Enhancements: Updated checkout process to better support card security, international billing, and Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). https://support.automox.com/help/archive-2017-2018-2019

This article from Tom made a big impact on my thinking around automation of tasks: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3197520&fbclid=IwAR0gQLbZTLqW50MRaJKfE5vo6ipxln5dfndHVsm5Cl-Q6cKcqfi5WZOBhFk He makes the point that writing code is only one step in the process. First comes documenting all of your manual tasks, and making improvements in your documented process. Once that’s in place, you can start writing code to complete the task. Where are you in your automation journey? Is every task you do at least documented and do you follow the documentation for consistency and to avoid errors?

I’ve worked at Webroot and am a big fan of their AV. What do you guys use for your endpoint security and/or antivirus?

How difficult would it be to create a worklet to force a password reset on Windows 10 Pro PCs?

In my case I heard about it from my good friend @Richard, who I met through the Spiceworks community and then worked with at Webroot. He told me about this great startup in Boulder, then later told me he’d joined them. How’d you hear about us?

Bug Fixes Resolved an issue where the manual execution of a policy with a large number of devices times out in the HTTP request. Resolved the issue where the Group editor was not saving the disable OS patch setting value. Resolved an issue where executing a policy manually would error if there was one or more disconnected devices. https://support.automox.com/help/archive-2017-2018-2019 Note: we’re changing our release numbering system to a date-based one, to make releases easier to keep track of.

We’re getting ready to take the community out of beta and preparing a press release to let the world know about the Automox community. As part of the press release we’d like a quote from an Automox customer talking about how the community is useful, especially when it comes to the Worklets section. If you’d like to cash in your 15 minutes of fame and be quoted in the press release, please send me a PM or email me at nic.tolstoshev@automox.com!

ZDNet COBOL turns 60: Why it will outlive us all | ZDNet In the beginning, there was machine languages and assembler. Neither was easy to use, but then along came COBOL, and everything changed. An interesting article on ZDNet about the history of COBOL and why it may very well outlive us all. Micro Focus, the company maintaining COBOL, has a campaign to move COBOL apps to the cloud!

I’m hoping someone has already dealt with this. Trying to push an install with Automox to several laptops at once. My issue is with the install location. Some programs are made to use AppData as an install path. It avoids admin privs and I believe makes it easier for users to customize their environment variables around the program. Well, when Automox pushes stuff, it doesn’t seem to care so much who is logged in, so people with limited privs wouldn’t see it post-install. Can someone clarify or even better, if you’ve come across this, post your story?

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For me it was getting out of college and not knowing what to do next, so I fell into sysadmin work since I had a tech background. I did that for about a decade before I switched over to community management. How did you all get your start in IT?