ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus Reviews

I use the solution to validate systems that are not patched and ensure security compliance. I conduct regular checks for patching any outdated endpoints. These are operational use cases that I follow monthly according to my patching process schedule. I keep track of these operations with the solution.

The solution supports patching not only Microsoft products but also non-Microsoft products, which is beneficial for me. It also helps in updating custom applications I use from a point-of-sale perspective. 

The software covers platform security and application security, ensuring everything is updated at the endpoint level. Automated patch deployment is used for all Active Directory servers. I have automated testing for patches by Microsoft and verify the status via email notifications. 

After a week, the automation process is applied to all activated servers to ensure upgrades and patches are implemented.

I use this solution for Amazon Central, patch management, asset management, and inventory.

I find the solution quite simple to use. The dashboard and reporting features keep a trail, which is valuable for my work. 

It helps with scheduling. It does not restart unexpectedly, allowing automation anytime, even during weekends. 

The unified console centralizes management, and I enjoy it. 

The vulnerability scanning highlights outdated PCs and users breaching policies. 

The Patch Management Plus feature has rollback capabilities, which are easy to use, especially in cases affecting servers. The integration with both Linux and Microsoft systems is seamless.

I use the tool for patch management, patch analysis, descriptions, and automation.

The tool is simple to use. The dashboard and reporting features are good, and they keep a trail of activities.

The automated patch deployment feature is really helpful. I can schedule it anytime, even on weekends, without needing to restart systems. The centralized management and unified console are great. It shows me which PCs are out of date or which users are breaching our policies. I can test patches before deploying them.

The rollback capabilities are also useful. Once, I ran a patch that affected one of my SQL servers, and it was easy to roll back to the previous version and uninstall it. It works well for both Linux and Microsoft systems.

The reporting mechanism is seamless. It's easy to share reports with the Hamburg team, and they can be translated into several languages. This helps us understand where we are and where we need to be from a corporate level.

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is a quite straightforward solution. One of the major advantages of ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus stems from the fact that it works with different operating systems and is not just restricted to Windows.

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is useful for my company's customers as it provides assistance with patching upgrades and helps them take care of vulnerabilities.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from the fact that it helps keep an inventory of endpoints while ensuring that its users get to see the status of the patches, indicating if it is out-of-date or obsolete. The solution provides patches for software tools, and it can also provide patches for applications like Windows, Microsoft Office, Adobe, and many more.

We use the solution for vulnerability management.

The solution works best for vulnerability and patch management.

We use ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus to patch Windows updates or software updates.

ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus covers almost all my end devices, and I can easily look over my device's hardware status.

My company uses ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus to patch vulnerabilities like CVEs since it allows easy management of patches. We use the solution in our company to use Microsoft's Patch Tuesday.

The solution's importance at my workplace stems from the product's user interface being fairly easy to use. On the solution's dashboard, you can receive updates on the latest news related to patches. The solution also has a centralized console where, after the installation of agents, the product's users, admins, or managers access the centralized portal to look at the patching process.

I use ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus for patch management.

What I like best about ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is that it's one of the oldest and leading products in the market. When I compare it with other products, ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is more established in many areas versus two or three products my company tested.

I also like the remote push feature in ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus, which you can't find in other products, such as Microsoft Windows Server Update Services. The remote push feature helps me manage several main sites and subsites, while in Microsoft Windows Server Update Services, you have to use the group policy to do some pushing.

Other pros of ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus include being lightweight. It's not heavy on the clients.