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  1. Network Architecture: Patching in an Air-Gapped ConfigMgr Environment

    A network architecture diagram describing how, in Configuration Manager environments that are disconnected from the internet, you can still use Right Click Tools Patching to update metadata and content.
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  3. Edit Client Settings

    To edit client settings for a target group: 1. On the Target Groups page, click the Settings icon (cogs) to the left of a target group. 2. In the Edit Client Settings panel that opens, edit General settings, Credential Provider settings, an...
  4. Set Up Collections for Patching

    Device and user collections are used as a deployment target in Patching deployment processes. You can create collections in your Configuration Manager console by navigating to Assets and Compliance  >  Device Collections  or User collections ....
  5. Add Client Secret for Right Click Tools Patching

    To add the client secret for RCT Patching: 1. On the App registrations page, under Manage , click Certificates & secrets . 2. On the Client secrets tab, add a New client secret . 3. Add a client secret D escription (for example. Patch...
  6. Add Graph API Permissions

    To add Microsoft Graph API permissions: 1. On the App registrations page, under Manage , click API Permissions . 2. Select Add a permission . 3. Add required permissions for the specific Right Click Tools action you want to use. See API P...
  7. View Software Update Processes

    View information about processes set up to deploy third-party application updates via Configuration Manager's software updates management functionality. From this page, you can add a new RCT Patching software update process and edit or delete software update processes.
  8. Exclude Dependencies

    You have the option to prevent dependencies from being added automatically to deployment processes, which may be helpful if specific dependencies are known to cause issues when updating applications with RCT Patching.
  9. Schedule Deployments

    By default, a deployment process will run as soon as Right Click Tools Patching detects a new application version in the Application Catalog. By enabling scheduling, you can choose when deployments happen.
  10. Add a Delay to a Deployment Process

    Add extra time ahead of a Right Click Tools Patching deployment step to, for example, allow for feedback following the initial test deployment. You can delay an individual deployment step by up to 30 days.