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Simon_kennerley
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January 22, 2019
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SCCM 3rd Party Catalogs for SCCM 1810?

  • January 22, 2019
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Hi

We are looking at setting the 3rd Part Patching on SCCM and are looking for any Adobe Catalogs that are available.

I have found this page and have tried the Reader DC Continuous Track options but some of the URL's are not HTTPS and the Transition link has an expired cert

SCCM-SCUP — Enterprise Administration Guide

Is there an updated list of Catalog's anywhere?

Thanks

Simon

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    Changing the links that Adobe has provided from "http" to "https" works for me.  SCCM won't even accept a catalog URL unless it is in https form, even if it redirects.  The "Download URL" field itself requires https.

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    Simon_kennerleyAuthor
    Participant
    February 12, 2019

    Thanks the change from HTTP to HTTPS has worked

    Peakay66
    Peakay66
    Participant
    February 27, 2019

    I must be blind, didn't see this one and posted my own question along the same lines - Is there a "Third Party Updates" catalog list for adobe products for SCCM usage?

    I get errors saying none of the catalogs I have found are signed so don't work. if anyone who has posted for this, can you verify you have successfully deployed using these links?

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    Simon_kennerleyAuthor
    Participant
    February 27, 2019

    Hi

    The solution above in changing the HTTP to HTTPS works and you can complete the Wizard to connect to the Catalog then once it is synced the various updates will appear in 'All Software Updates' then you have to right click on the updates you want and select 'Publish 3rd Party.....' this will then download the metadata (can take 24 hours) then you can right click and 'Download' following the wizard for that, then you can right click and 'Deploy' it - I have seen the patches install on clients 

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    Anonymous
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    February 8, 2019

    Changing the links that Adobe has provided from "http" to "https" works for me.  SCCM won't even accept a catalog URL unless it is in https form, even if it redirects.  The "Download URL" field itself requires https.

      talldub
      talldub
      Participant
      February 8, 2019

      This certainly wasn't the case last week but appears to work now , thanks

      EnterpriseHelp
      Community Manager
      EnterpriseHelpCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      January 22, 2019
      • That page contains the latest catalog links.
      • The URLs I checked (not all) redirect to HTTPS.
      • I've pinged the deployment team regarding the issues you raise. Thanks.
      talldub
      talldub
      Participant
      January 31, 2019

      Any update from the development team - it would male life so much easier to have SCUP (well, 1806) push these patches out as part of our regular patching instead of pushing it out any other way.

      Thanks

      EnterpriseHelp
      Community Manager
      EnterpriseHelpCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      April 22, 2019

      Can you ask the team to double-check?  Specifically the Transition catalogs.  I just downloaded those cab's for the first time ever two days ago and imported them into a brand new installation of SCCM for the first time, so there is no possibility of them already being cached somewhere.  The cert on both ReaderTransitionCatalog-2017.cab and ReaderTransitionCatalog-2015.cab expired in 2015, while the cert on ReaderTransitionCatalog-DC.cab just expired last month.


      I'll ask now and file a bug. Probably won't hear back until tomorrow.

      p.s. added: I checked 1 file and your right. Bug filed.

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