Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. There are a number of requirements to consider when manually configuring devices for Update Compliance. These can potentially change with newer versions of Windows client.
The Update Compliance Configuration Script will be updated when any configuration requirements change so only a redeployment of the script will be required. Update Compliance has a number of policies that must be appropriately configured in order for devices to be processed by Microsoft and visible in Update Compliance. For both tables:.
All of these policies must be in the Enabled state and set to the defined Value below. To enable data sharing between devices, your network, and Microsoft's Diagnostic Data Service, configure your proxy to allow devices to contact the below endpoints.
Many Windows and Microsoft services are required to ensure that not only the device can function, but Update Compliance can see device data. It is recommended that you allow all default services from the out-of-box experience to remain running. The Update Compliance Configuration Script checks whether the majority of these services are running or are allowed to run automatically.
Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. For example, you can set up a large device group to sync resource and policy data such as iRules and profiles among all BIG-IP devices in a data center, while setting up a smaller device group for syncing application-specific data such as virtual IP addresses between the specific devices that are delivering those applications.
Whenever synchronization occurs, either automatically or manually, the BIG-IP system attempts to optimize performance by syncing only the data that changed since the last config sync operation. You can configure the BIG-IP system to synchronization configuration data automatically, or you can manually initiate synchronization:. When you enable automatic synchronization, a BIG-IP device in the device group automatically synchronizes its configuration data to the other members of the device group whenever its configuration data changes.
By default, the BIG-IP system syncs only the data that changed since the previous sync, rather than the entire set of configuration data. You can configure the BIG-IP system to perform either full or incremental synchronization operations whenever a config sync is required:.
You can also configure the cache size for any configuration changes slated for incremental sync. This applies to incremental sync only. For example, using the default cache size value of , if you make more than KB worth of incremental changes, the system performs a full synchronization operation. You can enable or disable full synchronization for Sync-Failover and Sync-Only device groups. When you enable full sync , the BIG-IP system syncs the entire set of configuration data whenever a sync operation occurs.
When you disable full synchronization, the BIG-IP system performs incremental synchronization , which causes the system to sync only the changes that are more recent than the changes on the target device. The incremental sync feature is a performance improvement feature.
The BIG-IP Configuration utility displays a number of different statuses and messages to help you diagnose and correct a config sync problem. These statuses and messages pertain to both device groups and individual device group members. Recommended action: None. You an optionally add other devices to the local trust domain.
All devices have been recently added to the device group and are awaiting an initial config sync. One or more of the devices in the device group has either not yet synchronized its data to the device group members or has not yet received a sync from another member. Recommended action: View the individual sync status of each device group member, and then sync the device with the most current configuration to the other devices. One or more devices in the device group has recent configuration changes that have not yet been synchronized to the other members of the device group.
Recommended action: View the individual sync status of each device group member, and then sync the device with the most current configuration to the device group. There is a possible conflict among two or more devices because more than one device contains changes that have not been synchronized to the device group.
One or more of the devices in the device group does not contain the most current configuration. Because of a validation error, the named device was unable to accept a sync successfully. Recommended action: Review the error message and determine corrective action on the device. The device that you are logged into is not a member of the selected device group. Recommended action: Add the local device to the device group to view sync status for the device group.
The system cannot determine the sync status of the device group because you are logged in to a secondary cluster member instead of the primary cluster member. Recommended action: Log out and then log in to the primary cluster member, using the primary cluster IP address. The trust relationships among devices in the device group are not properly established.
Recommended action: On the local device, reset device trust and then re-add all relevant devices to the local trust domain. The configuration time for two or more devices in the device group differs from the configuration time of the other device group members.
This condition causes one of these status messages to appear for each relevant device:. Recommended action: Identify a device with the most current configuration and sync the device to the device group. At all times, the BIG-IP system displays a specific sync status for each device within a device group. The device has recent configuration changes since the last sync that have not yet been synchronized to the other members of the device group. Recommended action: Sync the device with the most recent configuration to the other members of the device group.
A device group member reported in its most recent status update that it had changes pending but is now disconnected from the local device. Recommended action: When the disconnected device comes back online, sync the device with the most recent changes to the device group. The configuration on the device has changed since the device joined the device group. The device has not yet received a sync from another device but has configuration changes to be synced to other members of the device group.
Recommended action: Sync the device with the most recent configuration to this device. The device received at least one sync previously but did not receive the last synced configuration, and the configuration on the device has changed since the last sync. If not, add the device to the device group.
The address must either be on the same subnet as the other devices in the device group or have a route to that address defined on the other devices.
The device previously received the configuration from other members of the device group but did not receive the last synced configuration. My Support. Manual Chapter : Managing Configuration Synchronization. About configuration synchronization Configuration synchronization also known as config sync is the operation that the BIG-IP system performs to propagate BIG-IP configuration changes to all devices in a device group.
Important: To synchronize configuration data among device group members, all members must be running the same version of the BIG-IP system software. About automatic and manual sync You can configure the BIG-IP system to synchronization configuration data automatically, or you can manually initiate synchronization: Automatic Automatic synchronization also known as auto sync ensures that the BIG-IP system automatically synchronizes the configuration among device group members whenever you make a change to any one of those devices.
Manual If you do not enable auto sync, you must manually synchronize the BIG-IP configuration among device group members to ensure that the devices remain in sync. With manual synchronization, the BIG-IP system notifies you whenever configuration data within the group has changed and therefore needs to be synchronized. Warning: Enabling the save-on-auto-sync option can unexpectedly impact system performance when the BIG-IP system automatically saves a large configuration change to each device.
After you enable automatic sync, the BIG-IP system automatically syncs future configuration changes to each device group member. Whenever an automatic sync operation occurs, you must log in to each device group member and use the Traffic Management shell to save the configuration on the device. An alternative is to configure the tmsh save-on-auto-sync option for the device group. Manually synchronizing the BIG-IP configuration Before you perform this task, verify that device trust has been established and that all devices that you want to synchronize are members of a device group.
Initiatives in the hardware industry define standards for easy identification of add-in boards and system components. The PnP manager reconfigures resource assignments when necessary, such as when a new device is added to the system that requires resources already in use. Drivers for PnP devices do not assign resources; instead, the requested resources for a device are identified when the device is enumerated.
The PnP manager retrieves the requirements for each device during resource allocation. Resources are not dynamically configurable for legacy devices, so the PnP manager assigns resources to legacy devices first.
Mechanisms for drivers and applications to learn of changes in the hardware environment and take appropriate actions. PnP enables drivers and user-mode code to register for, and be notified of, certain hardware events. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services.
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