Profil editor - Software Updater Exclusion

Hi,

We are currently testing portal and software functionality.
Software Updater is really interesting, unfortunately, I can't find a technical documentation (in English or in French) for managing software updater exclusions.
It seems to accept any character but I can't figure out if it work or not.
My problem is that we need to exclude updates for java due to software compatibility, typically VPN softwares and java web based management interfaces.

I Found the products supported (https://www.f-secure.com/documents/10192/406869/Software+Updater+-+Supported+Products).

What do we have to put in the exclusion list :
- Java*
- Java RuntimeEnvironment 8.0 GOLD

Does It accept wildchars ?

Thanks in advance,

Nicolas

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Dmitriy

Hi,

Sorry for the lagged response.

If each and every setting visible in the Profile Editor gets described in the manual, then it is going to be rather huge. Besides, PSB documentation is not always up-to-date as new features and enhancements go out quite frequently nowadays. We will improve and add more details to settings' help texts in future. Aslo, the Knoweledge Base and Community are and remain the best sources for useful and helpful information about F-Secure products.

BR,

Dmitriy

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Thanks a lot Dmitriy for your reply !

We are using the psb4 portal, and I find the lack of documentation disturbing.

Did I miss something or can you give me a link to a "complet" documentation ?

Best Regards,

Nicolas

Dmitriy

Hi Nicolas,

A rule in the SWUP exclusions table can be defined as a comma separated string with parameter-value pairs (i.e. <PARAM1>=<VALUE1>;<PARAM2>=<VALUE2>), where each parameter can be one of the followings:

PRODUCT - defines the name matching the software or product name (works like "contains"),
BULLETIN - defines the bulletin ID of software update,
SP - defines the service pack name,
PATCH - defines the patch name,
SEVERITY - defines the severity (0-4).

In oder to exclude Java, you can create a rule as following:
PRODUCT=Java

Or if you want to exlude a specific version of Java, then you can add it as:
PRODUCT=Java Runtime Environment 8.0 GOLD

Hope this helps,

Dmitriy