Useful report for Windows Update status!

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I need to generate a report for the windows update status's of our server however, I can't find a useful one that is built-in to PRTG. I just want a list that gives number of server which are showing as green(updates installed within the last 30 days), amber and red. I don't want a long list of all my servers and what thier relevant update status is!

Can anyone help?

Thanks!

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Hello mtillbrook,

Actually, it is not possible to get a number of servers which are showing as green, amber and red into reports, I'm afraid. The reason behind this is that PRTG does not store the amount of sensors in error/warning/OK state over a specific time window.

However, if you are familiar with scripting, you can get these values by using PRTGs API.

Best regards,
Sven

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Useful report for Windows Update status!

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