How to determine what new products and classifications have been added by WSUS
Solution 1
I find the easiest way is to keep an eye on the WSUS Product Team Blog here. The only other way I have found is to manually go through the list, but that can be painful at times.
Solution 2
You can do this in an administrative PowerShell:
cls
[reflection.assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration") | out-null
if (!$wsus) {
$wsus = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.AdminProxy]::GetUpdateServer()
}
$wsus.GetUpdateClassifications("$((Get-Date).AddDays(-31))","$(Get-Date)") | select Title, Description, Releasenotes, arrivaldate
$wsus.GetUpdateCategories("$((Get-Date).AddDays(-31))","$(Get-Date)") | select Title, Description, Releasenotes, arrivaldate
This will list all classifications and categories added in the past 31 days.
Solution 3
The only way to I know of is to watch for message you have above. (I check WSUS once every a week as a matter of routine)
Then go to the update services mmc | options | Product and Classifications
Once I have that open I have used my favorite note taking app to write down what I have checked previous. Then I do a stare and compare to determine which ones have changed.
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Toro
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Toro over 1 year
The WSUS Management Console reports, that
2 new products and 0 new classifications have been added in the past 30 days.
How to determine which products (and classifications) exactly have been added?
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Toro almost 15 yearsThis is what I'm trying to avoid...
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Toro almost 15 yearsSorry, but the question was about products and classifications, not about updates.
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Deer Hunter about 9 yearsSome explanatory words are necessary.
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Sören Kuklau almost 9 yearsI've added an explanation.