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06-02-2006, 03:01 PM	#1
jantman Member Registered: Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey, USA Distribution: SuSE Posts: 492 Rep:	Centralized Updating - like ZENworks Hello, I run a few SuSE 10.0 servers, and quite soon will be running about half a dozen of them. It's quite time-consuming to run YAST / YOU (SuSE's online update tools) on each one, one at a time, and install the updates. Is there any software out there (free/open-source, not expensive like Novell ZENworks) which will collect information on the packages installed on a dozen or so servers, download the relevant updates, and install them to all machines in need? Thanks, Jason Antman

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