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@Marcos I see I do have a policy of this name, but doesn't look like yours. Also appears to be applied to the 'all computers' group - but appears to have done nothing. What am I missing? Also even if it did work, wouldn't help with needing to schedule reboots.

@Marcos Tell me more about the auto-update feature - a link perhaps?

@igi008 That is pretty much the same amount of work as I was doing manually anyway, before I asked the question. And its something I will have to do manually every couple of months when there is an update. What I was looking for was a dynamic group that I could define once - there must be a way to do it. Or simply see this as a feature request to add the ability to schedule when selecting 'update eset products'.

In short I need an expression that lists all of the servers with out of date applications so I can schedule an update when it won't affect the business. If you can tell me a way to go about that easily - I'll be happy.

@Marcos (from a previous reply you wrote): I thought that would work, but doesn't appear to see this graphic below shows in one report that I have a number of servers out of date, but this is NOT shown on the 'outdated modules' report

@Marcos Still not really getting what I want - let me explain again, or at least try and tell you what I want to do: What I would really like to do is right click this on (see below) from the ESET applications tab on the dashboard, and then schedule - As these are servers. And as far as I can see the only option from here is to apply instantly. If I could schedule the task from this place I wouldn't need to create my dynamic group that filters out those servers that need updating. I might be mistaken but from what I can see it appears that ESET haven't built in the ability to schedule from this dialogue. The number of times that we can restart servers during the business day is practically zero and what I want to do is schedule for these servers to reboot in the middle of the night. If you could tell me away that I could use this preinstalled filter to schedule the update task that would solve my problem.

So how do i get so see all servers which fall under that group? I only want to see servers, not all clients. Was my original question really written that badly?

is there really not a way to show machines with outdated modules? (I'm pretty sure there is as I went to an eset event last year where I was told that we could create a dynamic group to auto update and then link that to a scheduled task)

Yes e.g. currently some servers have ver 12.0.12003.0 which is showing as outdated - should be 12.0.12004.0 However what I want is an expression which will show me any outdated software, not just this specific one.

Could somebody give me the criteria I could use to create a group that: 1) Identifies machines using 'ESET Server Security' 2) Shows me which machines need an app update Rather than show me machines that need a specific update, will also work in the future for any app update. Thanks in advance regards Roga

I'm having the same problem with outlook 2016, look forward to resolution. Not happy about disabling email AV

Thanks - quite easy then!

I want to create a scheduled task that will reboot some of my servers out of office hours. I can't actually find a task for 'reboot' that I can schedule. I noticed there is already a dynamic group 'problematic devices' but I guess that is a bit too wide. I wonder why the group 'outdated modules' doesn't give this info? Could I create a dynamic group for 'needs software update' and then run a trigger at (e.g.) 03:00 with staggered times to perform the reboot task? regards roga

I am already using auto update However I am seeing servers with out of date software, and I want to be able to schedule these with 'one click' to auto-restart between 02:00 &03:00 Would be cool if auto update could be programmed to auto-reboot at specific times

When in 'ESET Applications' tab it is easy to see which products need updating. One of the options when left clicking is 'update installed', however this seems to happen immediately. Is there a way to use this process to create a scheduled task to run later e.g. between 02:00 and 03:00 hours?