Alistair7
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Advice on handling java updates for many clients with non-admin users
There are so many security issues with java and updates coming out 1 a week.
And some websites refuse to use java unless the latest version is installed.
What is the easiest way to roll out these updates?
Any comments or advice would be welcome.
Some have suggested deactivating java.
I have never mastered the art of deploying updates with group policy.
I send out updates using a tool called Batchpatch, and I have actually already sent out Java 7-25 with Batchpatch, but it takes time ......
How do others handle this java issue - EVERY WEEK??
I only have Server 2003 standard, not R2.
And some websites refuse to use java unless the latest version is installed.
What is the easiest way to roll out these updates?
Any comments or advice would be welcome.
Some have suggested deactivating java.
I have never mastered the art of deploying updates with group policy.
I send out updates using a tool called Batchpatch, and I have actually already sent out Java 7-25 with Batchpatch, but it takes time ......
How do others handle this java issue - EVERY WEEK??
I only have Server 2003 standard, not R2.
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Many thanks to you both.
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