The Patch Management MetaData Patch feed will be including Checkpoint updates from Microsoft. For more information on these updates, see Microsoft's Checkpoint cumulative updates and Microsoft Update Catalog usage article.
Note: The checkpoint updates involve large files, so we recommend cleaning up downloaded bulletins and distribution policies per our article, Simplified Steps to Clean up Unused Software Update (Patch) Packages off the Notification and Package Servers before hand to avoid unneeded downloads of updates. For those bulletins and policies you may want to retain, see the steps below for how to successfully update them to include the new checkpoint packages. See the last step to adjust the length of time endpoints will retain the packages.
ITMS 8.7.x, 8.8.x
Patch Management Solution
We have enhanced our datafeed with the following:
Command line:
swuenv.bat && call "%InstallToolsPath_832C527C-B9C9-46FB-B1F1-2F35434FF90D%\AeXPatchDeployment.exe" -DeploymentId=00048504-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 -LanguageGroup=0
Only one .msu package
Single MS update .msu package
To update command line and check point update package for already distributed security and non-security Windows 11 bulletins or SW Update policies, Administrator must enable
"Automatically revise software update policies after importing patch data" and "Enable distribution of newly added software updates" option in "Revise Software Update Policies" dialog and save changes.
Now Administrator can start PMImport task to get new data from new check point supported Data Feed.
During PM Import there will be information in NS logs which Patch policies require command line update and which updates require and old check point update "kb5043080" to be downloaded
Choose appropriate value and save changes > click "Save and run task".
Now all distributed patch updates will be marked to be deleted on client computers when patch policy will be successfully installed and gone from client.