#Use powershell to install software update#
#Use powershell to install software Patch#
#Use powershell to install software software#

Use this installation method when you want to push your PowerShell scripts without a fixed list of updates to your managed systems.

#Use powershell to install software update#

Push PowerShell scripts without updates using the Update Management Wizard Complete the wizard to push the scripts and updates to the managed computers.In the Task Options Wizard, locate and add the targeted computers, and click Next.(Optional)В Select Execute if update failed. If the script code is not valid, Not Valid displays in the window. If the script code is correct, Validate displays in the window.

#Use powershell to install software Patch#

Patch Manager checks and validates the script. Select Run remote script or Run local script. To run a PowerShell script after Patch Manager installs the updates: Select the options you want to execute before the updates are installed on the managed computers. For example, if you select Always reboot and select Wait if connection lost, the reboot may require an extended amount of time to execute. This option assists with executing a script and a reboot command.

If you do not select this option and a reboot command exists, the task may fail. If you select this option, select a maximum time to wait before PatchВ Manager reconnects to the client.ДЇor example, if you select Always reboot in the Pre-Update Management Options, select Wait if connection lost and select an appropriate wait time just in case the reboot requires an extended amount of time. (Optional) Select Wait if connect lost if PowerShell commands exist in the script that can temporarily break the connect between Patch Manager and the client. (Optional) Select Continue if script failed to continue the update procedure if the PowerShell script fails. If the script code is correct, Valid displays in the window. To run a PowerShell script before Patch Manager installs the updates:Д¬lick Load remote script, select the targeted PowerShell script, and then click Validate. Local scripts are executed on the Application Server. These scripts use the client machine credentials from the Credential Ring.

Remote scripts are executed on each client machine listed in the target scope using PowerShell Remote. In the Pre-Update Management Reboot Options box, select the options you want to execute before the updates are installed on the managed computers. In the Actions pane, click Update Management.

#Use powershell to install software software#

To install the script without your software updates, select one or more computers or computer groups in Microsoft Windows Network or Managed Computers that require the script.

To install the script with your software updates, expand Enterprise >В Update Services > your_WSUS_server > Updates and select the updates in the center pane that you want to include with the script. In the navigation pane, select an installation method. Log in to the Patch Manager Administrator Console as an administrator.Create a new Windows PowerShell script and save the file in PS1 format.Use this installation method to push PowerShell scripts with specific updates to your managed systems.

Push PowerShell scripts with updates using Update Management Wizard Push PowerShell scripts with updates using the Update Management Wizard.Push PowerShell scripts without updates using Update Management Wizard.Push PowerShell scripts with updates using Update Management.After you create your PowerShell scripts, you can push the scripts to your managed systems using one of the following methods: