bagr84

Hi guys, in our organisation, we do have an autodeployment rule set for windows updates running on collection containing our servers. The update will not install automatically after deadline. Recently we discovered some of the updates were installed but apparently no one initiated it. We would like to make sure that it was not any of users who installed the updates and see if they were installed by sccm (and find out why?). Can anyone tell me where to find any info who or what initiated the installation? I checked all the Update*.logs - no avail _SCNotify.log - nothing WMI query (Win32_QuickFixEngineering - InstalledBy) - it says NT Authority\SYSTEM (this is same for sccm and user initiated users). Can anyone help?

Hello, first thing, I would like to say this forums have been very helpful to me over past year. Now to my question. I have number of autodeployment rules created for Microsoft updates which run on daily (SCEP) / weekly (client workstations) / monthly (servers) basis. I have alerts set up for every rule (ie. compliance is below 80%). This works fine, every time any rule is run and new advertisement is created, an alert is created and triggered if conditions are not met. However, I would like to create email subscription to every alert that gets created with new advertisement when autodeployment rule is run. As it seems to me, it is possible to create subscription only to advertisements that already exist or am I wrong? Just note I am running SCCM 2012 with SP1 installed. Regards.