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JetPatch First Time Setup Guide (SaaS)

Note: For On-Prem deployments, see this guide

1. Login and Configure the JetPatch Console

Login to the JetPatch Console via Chrome or Firefox browser using https://<input_your_hostname>/

  • When you first access the JetPatch Console, enter the credentials shared with you

patch management login

2. Deploy JetPatch Connector

Deploying Windows Connector

  1. Verify that Windows endpoint can communicate with JetPatch Server via port 443
  2. Download EXE
  3. Once the Connector Installation file is copied to the endpoint, run the following command  (make sure you modify the command to point to your JetPatch server)

vlink-win-win32_x64-Release-4.1.2.231.exe -coreserverurl=”https://Your_JetPatch_Server_Hostname/vmanage-server/”

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Configuring Windows Endpoint to Communicate with WSUS (GPO recommended)

  1. Verify that the Windows endpoints can communicate with the WSUS server via port 8530 and 8531
  2. Verify that no Windows endpoints have duplicative SusClientId
  3. Configure Updates by going to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Windows Updates ->
    1. Configure Automatic Updates -> Enable the policy and select the following “Configure automatic updating” in the “Options” section:
      • Auto download and notify for install 
    2. Specify intranet Microsoft update service -> Enable the policy and set both URL’s in the “Options” section (make sure you modify the URL to point to your WSUS server):
      • http://Your_WSUS_Server_Hostname:8531
    3. Automatic Update detection frequency -> Enable the policy and set “Check for updates at the following interval (hours)” in the “Options” section:
      • 4 hours
    4. Allow signed updates from an intranet Microsoft update service location -> Enable the policy
    5. Everything else in the Windows Update section should be set to Not configured.
  4. Enable the execution policy by going to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Windows PowerShell ->
    • Turn on Script Execution -> Enable the policy and set “Allow local scripts and remote signed scripts” in the “Options” section

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Deploying Linux Connector

  1. Verify that Linux endpoint can communicate with JetPatch Server via port 443
  2. Download the Linux connector
  3. Once copied to the endpoint, you need to change the permission of the file to run it (via chmod +x)
  4. Lastly, run the following command  (make sure you modify the command to point to your JetPatch server)

For RHEL, CentOS, SLES, Oracle Linux, Amazon Linux use:

./vlink_installer_linux_x64_4.1.2.231_Release.bsx -coreserverurl=”https://Your_JetPatch_Server_Hostname/vmanage-server/”

For Ubuntu use:

./vlink_installer_linux_X64_<version>_Release.bsx –coreserverurl=”https://Your_JetPatch_Server_Hostname/vmanage-server/”

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