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Update management is essential for ensuring the security, stability, and consistency of your IT environment. Using the tools provided by the platform, you can precisely identify which entities need updates, track overall compliance, and take targeted, phased, ...

Update compliance is an indicator of the health of your IT infrastructure. The higher it is, the more protected and aligned your systems are. Best practices: Regularly check entities with a compliance rate below 100% Analyze the causes of non-compliant mac...

Medulla’s update management module replaces Microsoft’s WSUS solution. How it works:  The Medulla server retrieves the list of updates—available based on the criteria defined during server installation or configuration—and offers them to the various workstatio...

The update module in Medulla allows you to perform version updates directly from the Medulla interface via the Major Updates tab:  Clicking the “Major Updates” button takes you to the compliance view, where you can see machines sorted by entity. For each enti...

In Medulla’s WSUS module, there is an option that allows you to automatically approve a type of update and thereby automatically whitelist it. Once whitelisted, these types of updates will be deployed to the machines that require them. To do this:  Click the U...

By going to the "Microsoft Product Validation" submenu, you can choose whether or not to validate a Microsoft product category for updating. This system helps keep your update module from becoming cluttered with products you do not wish to manage. Simply ch...

A good backup policy is the key to a resilient infrastructure. Whether it’s hardware failure, human error, or an attack, a properly configured backup solution ensures that you can quickly restore data and maintain business continuity without interruption. Back...

Real-time backup monitoring allows you to verify that all tasks have been executed correctly. Access: Main Menu > Reports  Logs Menu → View the technical messages and their timestamps for each Backup task. In case of an error: View the detailed logs. Iden...

You have key metrics to assess the overall status of your Backups. Access: Overview > Global Statistics Disk space used: total size of backups across all clients Active / Backed-up Machines Successful / Failed Backups  Implementing a backup strategy i...

This chapter presents the various features related to system history via logs. Each section is described step by step to facilitate the viewing, analysis, and use of recorded events. Objective: To view the events recorded by each system component. Steps: Op...

To quickly extract specific events based on defined criteria to improve efficiency during analysis. Steps: Define a search period In the Start Date and End Date fields, enter the desired time range. Example: Start Date: 2025-04-14 00:00:00 End Date...

To interpret the information contained in each line of the log. Each entry in the table contains the following columns: Date: Date and time of the event User: Account that generated the action Who: Affected machine or service Text: Description of the a...

To perform a backup of logs for external analysis, archiving, or sharing. Steps: Apply your filters (by date, user, etc.) to isolate the desired logs. Click the Export button (or “Export logs,” depending on the interface). Choose the output format: CS...

XMPP relays are communication points between the various machines on your network. Why this is useful: This allows you to view all active connections and understand how machines communicate with each other. Steps: In the menu, click “List of Relays.” A pa...

Acluster is a group of relays that are grouped together to organize the network in a more logical way. Why this is useful: It helps you better manage your network, especially if you have different environments (e.g., test, production, etc.). Steps: Go to th...