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Published May 25 2021 09:03 AM 60.2K Views
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Today, we are releasing an update ("hotfix") to our latest generally available version of Windows Admin Center! Windows Admin Center version 2103.2 is now generally available. Thank you to our customers, partners, and fans for helping us to continue to improve and make Windows Admin Center better! We’re working constantly to ensure users of our product have the best user experience.

 

This version of Windows Admin Center includes key bug fixes and feature updates to the Azure sign in process, support for Azure China, support for seamless over-the-air updates for Azure Stack HCI as well as additional updates to the Events and Remote Desktop tool experience.

 

Download Windows Admin Center v2103.2 today

or navigate to gear icon (Settings) on the top right corner and go to Updates to install the update from within Windows Admin Center.

 

Platform updates

 

Windows Admin Center now supports signing into the Azure China cloud

 

The request for Windows Admin Center to expand their Azure support matrix to sovereign clouds has been a long-standing ask, especially as we continue to introduce additional hybrid capabilities to Windows Admin Center. In this release, when you register your gateway to Azure, you will be prompted to select the cloud you’d like to register in. The two options in this dropdown are Azure Global and Azure China, with Azure Global selected by default. After registering your gateway with your selected cloud, Windows Admin Center will assume that further Azure operations, like Azure sign-in, will be done through the cloud your gateway is registered in.

 

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Some of the Azure services included in Windows Admin Center are not currently supported in Azure China. For more detailed information on the regional support for each Azure service, visit the Microsoft Azure website.

 

Support of seamless over-the-air updates for Azure Stack HCI clusters

 

Today, we are introducing an all-new way of updating Azure Stack HCI clusters in Windows Admin Center. This experience will enable you to update clusters to the preview build of Azure Stack HCI 21H2 in a simple intuitive manner. The updates tool in Windows Admin Center is enhanced to allow Azure Stack HCI clusters to get over-the-air cumulative updates.

 

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The update experience has built-in prechecks that would provide you with the required validations before the update run is triggered. This cross-stack validation informs you, as the IT admin, of any setup issues ahead of time that can cause failure of the update.

Windows Admin Center invokes the cluster-aware-updates (CAU) rolling-upgrade plugin to orchestrate the updates across the clusters. The update process status is polled in at regular time intervals and relayed back to Windows Admin Center. The Azure Stack HCI cumulative update releasing in June is only for non-production/test environments.

 

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Support to join preview channel for Azure Stack HCI clusters

 

Only clusters that join the preview channel for Azure Stack HCI will receive over-the-air updates. In order to obtain the preview version of Azure Stack HCI, clusters need to join the preview channel either through Windows Admin Center or PowerShell. Click on Settings in cluster manager and navigate  to Join the preview channel. The Azure Stack HCI cumulative updates will be available starting June 2021.

 

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Windows Admin Center supports Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on Azure Stack HCI

 

In this release, Windows Admin Center makes Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on HCI deployment natively available.

 

In just a few moments, Windows Admin Center allows you to deploy an AKS-HCI management cluster. This is a simple 7-step wizard that does system checks, allows you to set the appropriate network configuration and Azure registration required to successfully setup the management cluster.

 

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You may also create a Kubernetes workload cluster through the AKS management cluster dashboard by clicking Add cluster. This starts a wizard that takes inputs for the workload cluster creation and creates the Kubernetes cluster. You now have a successfully deployed Kubernetes workload cluster to run your container applications.

 

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Bug fixes

 

"Access Denied” fixed

We understand several users were met with an “Access denied” error upon starting Windows Admin Center and were unable to use the Windows Admin Center v2103 as a result. We have updated the logic of our automatic extension updates feature to fix this issue.

 

PowerShell commands fixed

In the 2103 release, several users were unable to utilize PowerShell to manage their Windows Admin Center settings and connections. In this release, you should be able to effectively use these commands to configure your Windows Admin Center gateway.

 

Certificate error fixed

In the 2103 release, some users were having difficulties navigating and were presented with an SSL certificate error message. In this release, we have added a fix for this issue and this SSL certificate error message should not occur.

 

Other updates

  • Option to “Install now” for automatic updates (in Windows Admin Center update settings)
  • Improvements to the Azure sign-in process and bugfixes
  • Updates to notification styling
  • Accessibility improvements and bug fixes

 

Core management tools

 

Re-imagined Events tool

When we released the new look of the Events tool in our v2103 release, we did so with the caveat that not all the existing Events tool functionality was available in this new experience. In this release, we work towards rectifying that with the following improvements:

  • The Details pane is now available in the new experience.
  • We’ve fixed loading issues that occurred when changing event attributes while viewing events in stacked bar format.
  • We’ve tweaked the dropdown menus slightly, so the displayed information remains accurate, even when you modify attributes of an event.

 

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Remote desktop tool updates

We’ve made a few changes to the Remote desktop tool in this release based on feedback we’ve received through UserVoice.

Windows Admin Center uses TLS ciphers in the Remote Desktop tool when connecting to a client machine. Historically, many of the ciphers offered by Windows Admin Center in this tool were cipher block chain (CBC) ciphers. In this release, we’ve upgraded the remote desktop web client library, and it now includes a wider selection of supported ciphers for you to choose from when you’re setting up RDP on your Windows Admin Center gateway. You should now be able to select ciphers from several suites, with options for both CBC and Galois/Counter mode (GCM).

 

Additionally, several users had reported through UserVoice that the language of their keyboard in the Remote Desktop tool did not match the language that had been selected. This was a large fix and it is currently only available to users who have access to our Windows Admin Center Insiders extension feed. To add the Insiders extension feed, navigate to the Feeds tab in Extension manager and add https://aka.ms/wac-insiders-feed to the feed list. Then, look for the updated "Remote Desktop" extension.

 

The Windows Time Service extension is now in preview!

The Windows Time service extension uses the Windows Time service (W32Time) to synchronize the date and time for all computers running in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Time synchronization is critical for the proper operation of many Windows services and line-of-business (LOB) applications. The Windows Time service uses the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize computer clocks on the network. NTP ensures that an accurate clock value, or timestamp, can be assigned to network validation and resource access requests.

 

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This extension is currently only available to users who have access to our Windows Admin Center Insiders extension feed. To add the Insiders extension feed, navigate to the Feeds tab in Extension manager and add https://aka.ms/wac-insiders-feed to the feed list.

 

Containers extension

Over the past year, we've been hard at work improving the Containers Extension. These improvements include better management of your container images either locally or in a container registry - including Azure Container Registry (ACR), a new wizard to create new container images based on existing applications, running your container images locally or on Azure Container Instance and much more.

Today, we're happy to announce the capabilities in the Containers extension that will help you deploy workloads on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and AKS on Azure Stack HCI (AKS-HCI).

 

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A new option to create Workload Definitions allows you to create new YAML files based on existing container images on ACR. With this option, you can provide details on your application and Windows Admin Center provides you with a deployment file ready for your AKS clusters. It also ensures your AKS nodes can securely retrieve the authentication for your ACR registries. Not only that, you can target AKS or AKS-HCI with these Workload Definitions and check if these were deployed correctly.

 

This extension is available publicly through our Windows Admin Center extension feed. Download it today by navigating to the gear icon on the top right corner and clicking on Extensions.

 

Other changes

  • Azure hybrid center bug fixes – We want your experience using Windows Admin Center and Azure to be clean and seamless. In this release, we made several bug fixes to enhance the look of the tool.
  • Azure Arc bug fixes – In this release, we improved the Azure Arc user experience by fixing several bugs. Users should no longer face issues with the links in the Azure Arc tool and the disconnect experience.

 

Partner ecosystem

 

Windows Admin Center continues to value the collaboration efforts we have with our partners, and these past few months have been a very active period! Since our 2103 release in March, five of our partners have released new or updated versions of their extensions. If you’re interested in developing a Windows Admin Center extension, visit our documentation to get started.

 

The HPE Azure Stack HCI Cluster Deployment and Update Snap-in is now available. The HPE Deployment snap-in reports the firmware and software inventory and status generated by HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM), then initiates installation of the selected components, followed by showing the completion status. The HPE Update snap-in reports the firmware and software inventory and status generated by HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM).  The selected components will get updated on the cluster from Cluster-Aware-Updating (CAU) orchestration.

The cluster deployment snap-in will appear in the Azure Stack HCI cluster create wizard, and the update snap-in will appear in the update wizard in the Updates tool when connected to a cluster.

 

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Fujitsu Software Infrastructure Manager (ISM) is now available. By installing ISM, multiple and various types of information and communications technology (ICT) devices can be managed in an integrated way. With this software, you can monitor the status of all the ICT devices in a data center or a machine room. You can also execute batch firmware updates for multiple devices and configure servers automatically. It can reduce costs of operation management and increase the operation quality.

 

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Other partner extension updates

  • DataON MUST Pro v2.1.0 - This version of DataON MUST Pro includes slight improvements to the inventory page.
  • Fujitsu ServerViewR RAID v1.2.1 – The overview page has been updated to include a refresh button.
  • Fujitsu ServerViewR Health v2.0.1 – There are several improvements in this release, including the addition of a refresh button to the overview page and new Windows Admin Center notifications for network error messages. Additionally, you can now perform health monitoring without ServerView agents.
  • HPE Server and Azure Stack HCI v1.3.0 - The Inventory tab of the Server extension now reports SSD drive life expectancy and surfaces a warning message upon crossing a threshold. The Overview tab of the Azure Stack HCI extension has been updated with improved cluster classification and storage information reporting.
  • Lenovo XClarity Integrator v3.1.23 - The newest release of this extension includes several bugfixes.
  • QCT Management Suite v2.3.0 - Updates to this extension include Redfish support, a redesigned overview page, optimization for update experiences, and LLDP support.

 

Download today!

 

We hope you enjoy this latest update of Windows Admin Center, the various new functionality in preview, and all the extensions now available. Learn more and download today!

 

As always, thanks for your ongoing support, adoption, and feedback. Your contributions through user feedback continue to be very important and valuable to us, helping us prioritize and sequence our investments.

 

<3,            

                                      

Windows Admin Center Team (@servermgmt)

 

41 Comments
Brass Contributor

Hi, French keyboard have the same problem  with the new rdp extension 1.106.0 :  key A => Q 

Copper Contributor

Are you able to advise on when the Lenovo XClarity Integrator Extension will support hardware updates on regular Windows Server Hyper-V Clusters? (non HCI)

Brass Contributor

Remote Desktop Tool fails after updating to MS Edge 91.0.864.37 or Chrome 91.0.4472.77

Iron Contributor

Is there a reason the auto update function needs to be scheduled? Was looking for an "Install Now" button but due to the schedule requirement the earliest I could set it was 15 min from now.

Microsoft

@Dominique Manas I've filed a bug! We are investigating.

 

@Marc Laflamme The "Install Now" button is available starting this release! Moving forward, you will be able to install now.

 

@かずお 山内 Can you please give more information with regard to "Remote Desktop tool fails"

 

@Ricksta1125 This scenario is not supported and is currently only supported on HCI.

Brass Contributor

@かずお 山内  @Prasidh_Arora 

 

i can confirm  MS Edge 91.0.864.37 not working with RDP :

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Microsoft

@Dominique Manas Just the latest insider feed Remote Desktop tool?

Brass Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora  yes Version 1.106.0

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora awesome, great news to that!

Microsoft

@Dominique Manas Thank you for the screenshot! Can you give some more information about your environment? Is WAC is gateway or desktop mode? What kind of server are you connecting to? Are you seeing any errors in dev (console and network) tools (F12)?

Brass Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora  WAC is a gateway on a Win 2019 core : Target is a windows 2019 std .

no error with F12 but same querey every 500ms

 

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Microsoft

@Dominique Manas Thank you! We'll investigate.

Brass Contributor

Remote Desktop Tool (msft.sme.remote-desktop 1.101.0) fails on Desktop mode (on Windows 10 21H1) and Gateway mode (on Server 2019) both. Firefox 88.0.1 works fine.

https://windowsserver.uservoice.com/forums/295071-management-tools/suggestions/43520190--bug-after-u...

 

 

Iron Contributor

Hi, I have installed the latest Remote Desktop extension 1.106.0 from the insider feed but unfortunately it still doesn't work correctly.

Our servers are configured with the English UK regional settings and a belgian (period) keyboard; when I log in, the Language Preferences shows English (US) / US keyboard as the selected option. When trying the keyboard, it is completely messed up. Yes the letters are configured as an azerty keyboard but the other characters are compeltely wrong : on a belgian keyboard, you need to press shift to access the numbers, in this case it is not happening, normally I should have this charatcers on the first line ²&é"'(§è!çà)- but I have these ones '1234567890[-. And when using the shift key, I have these characters on a belgian keyboard ³1234567890°_ but I have these ones in the rdp session "!@#$%^&*(){_

If in the Language Preferences I switch to English UK / belgian keyboard, the keyboard switches to qwerty and all the other characters are wrong again.

It is also impossible to use the Alt Gr key, so, in our case, impossible to type a \

 

 

 

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,
Why doesn't WAC version 2103.2 show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool?  e.g. We recently applied the critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes to our Windows 2019 Core servers. KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 *are not* listed under Updates although other recently installed updates *are* correctly listed under Updates.  What's worse is that the WAC Updates screen is flooded with "KB2267602" update entries which further diminishes the usefulness of this WAC function.  If you use an OS with GUI and go to Control Panel --> Programs-->Updates these hotfixes *are* listed there. So this is clearly a problem with WAC. When will this be resolved?

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,

How do you enable HTTP/2 on the WAC website?   When we connect to WAC using a current version of Edge Chromium the protocol in use is HTTP 1.1.

 

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora Hey Prasidh. Regarding the update from within the tool, I'm not able to have the scheduler run. The UI says the update is scheduled for x date but after that passes, nothing happens. 

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,

How do you enable HTTP/2 on the WAC website?   When we connect to WAC using a current version of Edge Chromium the protocol in use is HTTP 1.1.

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,
Why doesn't WAC version 2103.2 show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool?  e.g. We recently applied the critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes to our Windows 2019 Core servers. KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 *are not* listed under Updates although other recently installed updates *are* correctly listed under Updates.  What's worse is that the WAC Updates screen is flooded with "KB2267602" update entries which further diminishes the usefulness of this WAC function.  If you use an OS with GUI and go to Control Panel --> Programs-->Updates these hotfixes *are* listed there. So this is clearly a problem with WAC. When will this be resolved?

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,

How do you enable HTTP/2 on the WAC website?   When we connect to WAC using a current version of Edge Chromium the protocol in use is HTTP 1.1.

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,
Why doesn't WAC version 2103.2 show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool?   e.g. We recently applied the critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes to our Windows 2019 Core servers. KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 *are not* listed under Updates although other recently installed updates *are* correctly listed under Updates.  What's worse is that the WAC Updates screen is flooded with "KB2267602" update entries which further diminishes the usefulness of this WAC function.  If you use an OS with GUI and go to Control Panel --> Programs-->Updates these hotfixes *are* listed there. So this is clearly a problem with WAC. When will this be resolved?

Iron Contributor

The Scheduled update either went by without any update or Failed (I have experienced both).  Extensions won't update until WAC is updated (not sure why there is a dependency there).  See screen shots below.

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I am on the following version running as "shared" on Server 2016:

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I don't mind downloading and updating manually.  The "Update available" used to take me to the download page (I think) but that doesn't seem to work (as I remember it).  It just takes me back to the Settings -> Update page.

 

04-Jun-2021 13:22 (ET): I toggled the Automatically Update Windows Admin Center switch but that did not seem to have any effect.  I also went directly on the server and connected as localhost but that did not seem to have any effect either.  So, I downloaded and installed 2103.2 manually but if you need to investigate I can restore the VM prior to today.

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I am leaving the Automatically update Windows Admin Center switch ON for now.

 

09-Jun-2021: @Prasidh_Arora
1. I did schedule updates for earlier but as I said in my original post, the time came and passed  (multiple times) without an update or, in one case FAILED with no indication of why.

2. Why is an extension update dependent on a WAC update?  It should either be allowed or say that it is "dependent" on a future WAC update.  Maybe that is what it meant by the message but it's not clear to me.

3. Move of a VM from one cluster to another cluster fails.  I am going to open a new feedback / comment for that however.

Iron Contributor

@FFessler I'm getting the exact same results. Time passes and nothing happens.

Brass Contributor

There are 2 problems with the number of "Logged in users" in the Overview page.

When no one is logged on, the number of "Logged in users" returns -1.

When one or more people are logged on, the English (US) locale of the server returns the correct value. The Japanese (Japan) locale always returns 0.

 

This is because Get-NumberOfLoggedOnUsers function uses the number of users as the number of lines -1 (header) in the standard output of quser.exe, but in the Japanese (Japan) locale, there are 2 header lines, and only the first line is read.

Standard output of quser.exe in Japanese environment.
----
                                                       アイドル

 

ユーザー名 セッション名 ID 状態 時間 ログオン時刻

 

>user001 console 1 Active 14+04:38 2021/05/19 7:53

 

----

 

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,

How do you enable HTTP/2 on the WAC website?   When we connect to WAC using a current version of Edge Chromium the protocol in use is HTTP 1.1.

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora

Hello Microsoft,
Why doesn't WAC version 2103.2 show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool?   e.g. We recently applied the critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes to our Windows 2019 Core servers. KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 *are not* listed under Updates although other recently installed updates *are* correctly listed under Updates.  What's worse is that the WAC Updates screen is flooded with "KB2267602" update entries which further diminishes the usefulness of this WAC function.  If you use an OS with GUI and go to Control Panel --> Programs-->Updates these hotfixes *are* listed there. So this is clearly a problem with WAC. When will this be resolved?

Microsoft

@Dominique Manas @かずお 山内  We've pushed out an extension update that hopefully fixes this issue. Can you please test RDP version 1.107.0 and report back. Thank you!

 

@Marc Vanderhaegen We are working on the language issue. Just to confirm: is the machine on which you are accessing WAC via the browser, the WAC gateway machine, and the target machine all in the same language? This is a requirement for this to work correctly.

 

@Sam_T I have filed a bug on he update tool and will investigate. It seems these two places are calling from different location and it need to be looked at at the platform level.

 

@Sam_T HTTP/2 works if the underlying protocol also supports HTTP/2. For example, HTTP.SYS does not support HTTP/2 for NTLM/Negotiate authentication, and thus, it is forced to revert back to HTTP/1.1 Unfortunately, this is not a WAC limitation but a limitation of HTTP/2. Certain places such as WAC in Azure, and WAC in Desktop mode should support HTTP/2 natively. 

 

@Marc Laflamme We've fixed a bunch of bugs here. I'm sorry that the update didn't work but I'm hoping it will be much better starting this update. Could you update manually for now by going to aka.ms/wacdownload?

 

@FFessler Automatic updates are scheduled and only installed 2 weeks after our release. If you wish to move it sooner, you are welcome to change the time, but by default, it is set to 2 weeks.

 

@かずお 山内 I have filed a bug for the "-1", good catch!

Brass Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora  Version 1.107.0 installed and same problem : a=q

Microsoft

@Dominique Manas Yes, 107 is just reverting back some code so we can investigate bugs :)

Brass Contributor

We have confirmed that RDP extension 1.107.0 has resolved the error and we are now able to connect.

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora yes, all our machines are configured in english with a belgium french.

When I take the RDP of a machine via the browser, the language bar appears on the remote machine and is configured in english US with a US keyboard; when I type some characters, the letters of the keyboard are in azerty but the symbols are configured as a US keyboard. If I switch to English US with a belgium french keyboard, the letters are in qwerty but the symbols are ok (but not all, the alt gr is not working and so it is impossible to type the \)

I have update the RDP module to 1.107 and the problem still exists.

 

Copper Contributor

Hi!

 

Shared connections list is broken after importing .csv file. Computer/server names were in incorrect format in .csv file and now i'm unable to delete them from shared connection list. 

Is there any other way to remove whole shared connections list? 

 

Copper Contributor

Universal cleansing everywhere...

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Hello Microsoft.

Can we please get an update for the issue where WAC version 2103.2 doesn't show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool? e.g. The critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes on Windows 2019 Core servers.  Has the bug report you filed three months ago been addressed?

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Hello,

I am using the latest extension for Remote Desktop from the insider feed, version 1.108.0 and the keyboard problem is still there.

We are using the keyboard be, the problem occurs whatever the windows version 2021R2/2016/2019.

 

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Hello Microsoft.

Can we please get an update for the issue where WAC version 2103.2 doesn't show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool? e.g. The critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes on Windows 2019 Core servers.  Has the bug report you filed three months ago been addressed?

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Hello Microsoft.

Can we please get an update for the issue where WAC version 2103.2 doesn't show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool? e.g. The critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes on Windows 2019 Core servers.  Has the bug report you filed three months ago been addressed?

Copper Contributor

Hello @Prasidh_Arora . I was wondering if you could clarify if the current version of Windows Admin Center is utilizing Microsoft Graph API permissions now that Azure AD Graph API permissions are being decommissioned. If this is not the case, can you provide a timeframe of when Windows Admin Center will receive that update? Thanks!

Copper Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Is there any intention on making this install and run on windows 11?

I had it installed and running on windows 10 pro, but once I upgraded to windows 11 (through official channels) I only get a 500 server error - nothing in an error log or anything to troubleshoot.

Thanks!

Iron Contributor

@Prasidh_Arora 

Hello Microsoft.

Can we please get an update for the issue where WAC version 2103.2 doesn't show some Windows Updates under the "Updates" tool? e.g. The critical KB5003435, KB5000871 and KB5001779 hotfixes on Windows 2019 Core servers.  Has the bug report you filed three months ago been addressed?

Copper Contributor

I looked at it last year, it was a piece of poo... I looked again this year, and it installs, but won't run.  No prompt for cert, it just comes up with a task bar icon, and then poof, its gone.  Uninstall, reinstall, reboot same thing.  Then find a 15 page article how to troubleshoot Windows Server Admin.... Are you freaking kiddin me?  I have ZERO time to work on a tool that is supposed to help me be more efficient and manage servers more effectively.  I want a tool that works, not a tool I have to work on.  Please let me know when you get it right.  I will check back next year.  Good luck, I have better ways to spend my time.  Its a heartbreak....Abandon all hope ye who enters here

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