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��i�b�����w���'z����������SiteProtector relies on an XML formatted 
configuration file to provide it with details regarding the updates which are 
available for the different agents you are running.  If you are running SiteProtector 
1.0 (with no service releases) then you must download http://www.iss.net/XPU.xml and 
if you are running SiteProtector 1.0 (with service release 1.2) then you must download 
http://www.iss.net/XPU_1_2.xml  This file gets placed in the XPU folder and then when 
you access the console each asset/sensor will be able to tell you what its current 
update is and whether there are any updates available.  The XML file also contains 
information regarding the directory structure underneath the "Updates" folder.
 
-Cameron

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        How do I force, or configure SP to recognize a new update exists after I
        manually download a XPU, and place it in the update/site_protector folder?
        
        Thanks.
        
        
        
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