"Compliance" is such a subjective and ambiguous term. Is it based on the system 
or on individual updates or on articles? How are unknowns counted? What about 
systems where an update is not required? What about inactive systems or 
superseded/expired updates?

I'm not asking you to answer these here, but based upon your answers to these 
and other similar questions, you can come up with very different ways of 
calculating compliance. This is at the heart of the issue here as each is 
actually showing you something different. You really need to define exactly 
what compliance means to you and then create or find a report that matches that 
definition.

Also, most things in the console lag behind the actual data in the DB as 
real-time data in the console could potentially crush the DB.

J

From: listsadmin@lists.myitforum.com [mailto:listsadmin@lists.myitforum.com] On 
Behalf Of Chris Carbone
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 12:49 PM
To: ms...@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [mssms] Question about windows updates and compliance

Hello All,

We just started using SCCM to handle all Windows Updates for our workstations 
and I am seeing different compliance success rates depending where I look. If I 
look at a compliance report we are above 93% but if I look at the deployment 
status for those SUG's I see between 50%-60% with the remainder of the 40%-50% 
showing up in the "unknown" section. Probably just not checked in yet.

So is the report showing me more of a status that at one point or another these 
workstations installed all the patches? And the deployment status is more of a 
real time/within 7 days status?

Thanks!



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