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The tickets are created inside the LAGM script inside the scripts\maintenance script folder in Automate. There is a sub function in the script that when called from script creates the ticket. You can edit this function changing the values where it creates and modifies the ticket.

I think this view kind of makes my point for this tool. From my review I am seeing (51) different versions of Windows 10 across your environment. The tool is pointing out how many agents that have some updates paths available to them. This is where the WIndows Upgrade Assistant tool should come into...

Awesome! That was just what I needed. We have a limited number of agents available in Dev so sometimes we don't get to see first hand how sizing matters. We will have a peek at this to see how better to manage it. It the interim, if you expand the size of the window does more data become readable? W...

The message if presented to users will also present a cancel button as part of the dialog. So the message and cancel are joined at the hip.

Can't have one without the other in its current form. I can look at what is needed to change that behavior as Habitat grows.

You can not remove scripts, every time you restart the DBagent it will look for script and if not there put it back. You can how ever choose not to use them and or turn off the automation that uses them. There is nothing in the script that would trigger any security issues (dlls or files). Opening u...

Can I get some data around this ? Is this repeating in the logs or did it just happen a couple of time or is affecting a particular location or agent?

Also We added in to the Automation Updates a sub function that looks for known versioning issues and provides a work around to check versions against repos. Example: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC When querying chocolatey for installed version it provides a 2 digit year and not a 4 digit year and thus fail...

New in Habitat 1.0.0.75 Appmanager1.PNG AppmanagerClientConsole.PNG New in App Manager is the new Snail Mode feature and the schedule delay feature. The Snail Mode allows you to further slow the automation for updating applications on a per client bases. Each client is independent of another and all...

We added a new tool to Habitat in 1.0.0.76 The new OS Types Tool is a quick view into your environment based on OS versions. Quickly see how many different OS versions your Clients have deployed. Use the charts to drill down to the agents and manage the agent, client or location from viewer. Documen...

Habitat OS Types Charting Tool The OS Types Tool provides you with a view into your environment charting Windows 10 and Windows Server OS versions across all clients. The tool counts Windows 7,8 Mac and Linux agent totals and provides a detail viewer for all agent types that you can use to quickly ...