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ESMC doesn't update automatically, only modules are updated. In order to update the ESMC server, you must send a component update task manually.

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Hi Marcos,

thanks for the fast response.
That's really strange.
Two day ago when I was working with the ESMC Web Console, I got a message that I should close and restart it because an update was applied, otherwise parts of the GUI could be displayed incorrectly.

Regards.

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That happens when modules are updated. It's crucial to keep modules updated, otherwise you could not work with policies for instance if they would not match settings on clients if they get the Configuration engine and Translation support modules updated.

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Seems that I have another question.

Is it correct that the product code for ESMC 7 is era6?

I found this in an KB article for mirror tool. Just want to get sure that this is correct and not something that was not updated in the docs.

THX.

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So now I know what to enter for Updates on ESMC and Endpoint Clients. But what to enter for Updates on Management Agent? Same URL as Endpoint Client?

THX again.

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I'd recommend leaving the server set to AUTOSELECT in Endpoint, ESMC and agents. In case they are not connected to the Internet, use http proxy and configure it in each product.

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If update via an http proxy is not possible for whatever reason and you must update from a mirror, update both ESMC server and agents from the era6 folder created by the mirror tool.

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OK thanks for clarification.
So agents get updates from era6.

May I suggest to update docs of mirror tool for clarification.

It also should be pointed out that you have to insert the term "mirror" in the update URL after the server name although it is not part of the server's path to reach the appropriate directory. Seems that this is just a hint for the update client that target is a mirror and seems to get stripped off from the URL which is used to access the mirror path.

Just my 2 cent.

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