Remote patch management issues - AD required??

We are using ZCM10 and we're having problems with deploying patches remotely. That is running PM after hours by waking a PC, logging, deploying the patch and closing down. Something I was given to believe that ZCM would handle.
I'm being told by colleagues the reason that its not working is that we don't have AD and therefore MS patches won't work. We only have eDirectory for logins/GroupWise/ authentication etc.
So is it really necessary to have a domain running so that ZCM can wake up PC's login, deploy the patches, remediate and move on?
Many thanks

AD is by no means required for any MS Patches using ZPM or even not
using ZPM. Best to post details on the failures and ZCM version so your
issue can troubleshot.
Also try to narrow down your issue.
Is the Issue the WOL? Logging On? The Patches Applying ever, even when
the PC is manually powered on and logged into?
On 1/6/2011 12:36 PM, turners wrote:
>
> We are using ZCM10 and we're having problems with deploying patches
> remotely. That is running PM after hours by waking a PC, logging,
> deploying the patch and closing down. Something I was given to believe
> that ZCM would handle.
>
> I'm being told by colleagues the reason that its not working is that we
> don't have AD and therefore MS patches won't work. We only have
> eDirectory for logins/GroupWise/ authentication etc.
>
> So is it really necessary to have a domain running so that ZCM can wake
> up PC's login, deploy the patches, remediate and move on?
> Many thanks
>
>
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    I reboot the zcm server. I've seen references to some ftf patches that
    help - is this a common problem that's helped by the ftf?
    Second, the number of vendors for which patches are available seems
    quite limited. Most of the commonly attacked ones are there, Microsoft,
    Adobe, etc., but many more are not. Google, for example is not listed.
    Some patching products have many more vendors in their database. Does
    Lumension/Novell have any strategy to expand this list?
    Lastly, the available patches for each vendor are often very out of
    date. For Sun (should be Oracle), JRE 1.7 is available, and 1.6.31, but
    not 1.6.32. 1.6.31 is a really bad version - it was a vulnerability in
    it that started us looking at patch management products in the first
    place! The Citrix list has the 12.0 client, but no Citrix Receiver,
    which is their current client..
    There's a lot of really good features in ZPM, but the problems I've
    experienced so far has made me a bit wary.
    Regards,
    Phillip E. Thomas

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