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More or less. You can set up some update policies which and apply those to subsets of your machines. You can disable updates during time blocks, or block them altogether. There's also the option of automatically installing the "n-1" update.

We run auto n-1 at work, but this also happened at the same time on my test machine with runs "auto n". It never happened before, so this looks like something different than the actual installed sensor version, especially since the latest version was released something like a week ago.




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