I'm looking for a quick way to report (rather than visually, manually inspecting) what patches are included in a UM custom baseline.
E.g. we have multiple vcenters,and I want to write out a report of a UM baseline so that I can create the same baselines in other envs.
Ideally, I'd be able to export the baseline to disk and move it, but @ this point, I'll settle for a report of patches that are in the baseline, and I will re-create the baseline on the other vcenters.
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Sure, I could visually inspect them but why do this if we can report out what is in the baseline.
Note, I know that I could run a report against an esx host after patches are deployed, but again, it would be much better to generate this from the cetralized UM.
Hoping that a crafty coder has a solution with Powershell vitoolkit\PowerCLI.
Thanks!
I suspect you're using VITK v1 ?
From VITK v1.5 onwards there is no more support for the Update Manager
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Wow...this shows how out of date I am with this forum. I am using 1.5, but I did not realize that this function was discontinued.
So what is the strategy moving forward with VITK and Update Manager. If it is not supported, is there a replacement solution?
I'll head down the UM path to see if I can generate reports on baselines.