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Isolating VMWare update manager

I need to isolate Update manager so that it will not automatically download patches. The restrictions on the network side should be set, but in some cases may not. I need to know if there is a way to shut it down via virtual center. I know how to setup the workstation or server to download the updates and I also know how to set the proxy. Any thoughts?

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Patches are downloaded automatically via a scheduled task. Delete the task in the scheduled task button of vi client, and no more automated downloading. You can always add it in at a later time if requried, or simply modify the scheduled task itself to run as required.

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kjb007
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Patches are downloaded automatically via a scheduled task. Delete the task in the scheduled task button of vi client, and no more automated downloading. You can always add it in at a later time if requried, or simply modify the scheduled task itself to run as required.

-KjB

vExpert/VCP/VCAP vmwise.com / @vmwise -KjB
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Hello,

Moved to the VIrtualCenter 2.x forum.


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