Either install patches or install the software. Yes, it is possible to create ADR’s including the installation Yes, you have to push the cert also to the clients and setup a client policy which allows 3rd party tools to update software. not quiet sure, what the requirements are but I think it’s pretty good explained in the official manual. Either you can use a self-signed one directly from the tool or you create an own very from your ca. Selecting More Catalogs opens a link to this page.Not quiet sure if those are questions or current problems.Īnyway, yes it needs a certificate. Right-clicking on Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node displays a More Catalogs menu item. Starting in Configuration Manager 2107, you can choose More Catalogs from the ribbon in the Third-party software update catalogs node to get to this article. Open this article from the Configuration Manager console Partner catalog available in the Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node Lenovo updates catalog V3 information Lenovo Patch Partner catalog available in the Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node Multiple catalogs are available from Adobe. Check with the catalog provider for details including pricing, support, and if the catalog supports in-console third-party updates. This list includes catalogs that may only work with System Center Updates Publisher and not the Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node in the Configuration Manager console.

Some catalogs are freely available and some catalogs have an additional cost associated with them.

To make it easier to find custom catalogs, we're providing a list of links as a convenience. Third-party update catalogs available for import You can add custom catalogs from third-party vendors. The Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node in the Configuration Manager console allows you to subscribe to third-party catalogs, publish their updates to your software update point (SUP), and then deploy them to clients. Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)

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