15.3.5 Expiration date of security judgment for cumulative updates and security monthly quality rollups for Windows
When a cumulative update or security monthly quality rollup (called monthly rollup) is installed on Windows, the last month's rollup is removed from Windows. Normally, JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager judges that the security level of a device is in danger if a target monthly rollup is not installed on the managed device. To prevent security judgment from being affected by removed monthly rollups, JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager no longer checks for a monthly rollup after a specified period expires.
For example, monthly rollups are released in April and May, 2017. Microsoft releases a monthly rollup on the second Tuesday of every month (in US time), which falls on April 11, 2017. The support service site releases a patch information file in late April so that JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager can import the file to start security judgment. In May, Microsoft releases a monthly rollup on the 9th of the month. JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Manager no longer checks for the April rollup on May 9 or later.
To change the expiration date, you need to edit the configuration file (jdn_manager_config.conf).
To change the expiration date for monthly rollup:
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Add the property described below to the configuration file.
The configuration file (jdn_manager_config.conf) exists in the following location:
JP1/IT-Desktop-Management-2-installation-folder\mgr\conf
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Restart the JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 service.
The following table describes the property to be added to the configuration file:
Property |
Description |
Value |
Default |
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RollUpPatch_ExpirationDate |
Expiration date for a monthly rollup judgment. The security judgment for a monthly rollup is no longer made after the specified date. The specified value is interpreted as a date in the Eastern Standard Time in US. |
Specify 0 or a value in the format: nth-week,day-of-week. nth-week can be 1 to 5. day-of-week can be 1 to 7. The day-of-week value represents: 1: Sunday 2: Monday 3: Tuesday 4: Wednesday 5: Thursday 6: Friday 7: Saturday When 0 is specified, no expiration date is set on the judgment. |
2,3 (The second Tuesday) |
For example, the value 3,1 (the third Sunday) means that the judgment period expires on May 21, 2017.