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CVE Operation

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

When you access the CVE module, it provides an Overview of the CVEs across the infrastructure, their severity, and the number of affected machines. By clicking on the CVE summary banner, you can create groups based on severity. You can also click the trash can...

Results view by machine

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

Results view by machine:  In this view, you will see all machines affected by CVEs: Machine Name CVSS Score Number of Critical CVEs Number of high-severity CVEs Number of medium-severity CVEs Number of low-severity CVEs Total CVEs per machine The three actio...

Results View by Entity

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

Entity-Based Results View: This view displays only the entity-based view and includes the following information:  Entity name Number of machines in the entity CVSS score Number of critical CVEs Number of high-severity CVEs Number of medium-severity CVEs Numb...

Results View by Group

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

Results View by Group This view displays only the machine group view and includes the following information: Group Name Group type Number of machines per group CVSS score Number of critical CVEs Number of high-severity CVEs Number of medium-severity CVEs Num...

View all CVEs

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

View All CVEs Here you will find all CVEs and the following information: The CVE ID Severity The CVSS score The affected software The number of affected machines Description Detailed action. When you click on "Details," you'll see the CVE record that you sa...

CVE Settings.

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 15: CVE

In the settings menu, you’ll be able to configure  Display filters Software filters CVE filters Vendor filters Machine filters Group filters.   Display filters:  You can select display filters based on the following options:  Minimum CVSS Score  Minimum Se...

Chapter 16: Store Medulla

Medulla Step-by-step user guide

Store Module (Concept and Principles)

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 16: Store Medulla

Medulla has added a new feature that allows users to subscribe to applications directly from a self-service app store. This app store allows you to subscribe to applications directly. This subscription to one or more applications will then be added directly t...

Store Operation

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 16: Store Medulla

When you click the Store module button, you’ll be taken to a page showing the various app subscriptions you’ve already activated:  On this page, you can perform deployment directly on the machines of your choice by clicking the “Deployment” button, or view de...

Software Catalog

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Chapter 16: Store Medulla

In your software catalog, you can perform the deployment of an application directly:  To do this, simply select the machines on which you want to deploy the application and then start the deployment directly. Another action available in the catalog is the abi...

Use cases

Medulla Step-by-step user guide

Dynamic Group with Multiple Criteria

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To update applications, we can create a dynamic group using a combination of criteria: For example, I want to create a dynamic group that contains Windows 11 Pro machines, a specific software application, and a specific version of that software. Add a section...

Application Convergence (Positive Convergence)

Medulla Step-by-step user guide Use cases

From the Medulla interface, you can perform deployment of packages for a group, whether it is static or dynamic. In the case of a dynamic group, you can enable application convergence. What is application convergence? :  Application convergence is a deployment...

Application Convergence (Negative Convergence)

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Negative convergence allows you to uninstall packages that have been installed in dynamic groups. For a dynamic group, you can enable negative convergence What is negative convergence? :  Negative convergence is an uninstallation task that repeats every 24 hou...

Software Deployment

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Once you have created a package in Medulla (doc: Create a package), you can perform deployment on any computer. Go to the Computers view > Deployment (quick action) OR, on a computer group, Deployment (quick action). The list of packages available for deploym...

Create a package

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In the Packages view, click Add Package in the left-hand menu. You can choose whether or not to assign a setup file, and click "Upload Pending Files" if necessary. Fill out the various sections. You can add other packages as dependencies. In the example abov...

Mastering via PXE

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To master an image, follow the steps below:  Boot the machine via PXE and register it:  Type the machine name at the prompt:  In our example, I used the machine gla-win-2. Press Enter, then answer the prompt with “Y” if the name is correct or “N” if it is i...

Getting Started with Remote Access

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Remote Access Direct access to machines to perform troubleshooting or maintenance tasks:  This allows you to take control of the remote machine in three different ways:  Windows:  CMD VNC RDP When you click the button, a pop-up appears allowing you to choose...