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Workstations rebooting multiple times after April 2013 K1000 patch deployment

Hi,

 

I have noticed that approximately 50 systems have rebooted more than twice after April 2013 patches were deployed by KACE 1000.  I have checked the patch logs and did not find anything abnormal.  Is this a normal behavoir?


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Posted by: Timi 11 years ago
7th Degree Black Belt
2

It depends on the patches being deployed and whether or not a reboot is required for them.  My understanding is that Kace is trying to move towards a patching module more similar to how a WSUS would work in terms of the number of reboots required. The typical way that a schedule works in the K1 is that it will deploy until the first reboot is required instead of how a WSUS would work where it "stacks" the patches together to do one reboot that several patches need.  A detect and deploy could easily cause several reboots but you do have the option in the schedule to change the reboot behavior to prompt the user, force reboot or no reboot. 

Posted by: WGM_Jeff 11 years ago
4th Degree Black Belt
0

I believe a lot of times if a patch fails it will try again and ask to reboot after the next attempt.  You can change how many times it attempts to install in the detect and deploy.

Posted by: mpace 11 years ago
Red Belt
0

Also if your patch job is both a Detect *and* Deploy it will keep rebooting the system until all patches are completely installed. A standalone Deploy job should not cause the system to reboot.

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