New Azure update manager extension is not showing on Azure portal under extensions+application section

coolqwerty 21 Reputation points
2024-04-20T08:18:27.9266667+00:00

I am using new Azure update manager and there Windows server 2016 VM was assessed and patch got installed successfully . But when i am verifying extension on azure portal --> Azure VM --> Extensions+applications then there i see no extensions " Microsoft.CPlat.Core.WindowsPatchExtension" which it should show.

When i logged into the machine then there i see Plugins folder extension folder is also there under C:\Packages\plugins . This means extension was installed but how to verify this from Azure portal end. It is known issue ?

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  1. Sohail Ali 320 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2024-05-28T08:13:34.1066667+00:00

    Hey coolqwerty,

    AUMv2 uses extension deployed by the Azure Guest Agent/Arc Connected Machine Agent, but this extension will not directly install the patches. Instead, it will make calls to the client side patch management system to do the updates. The update client will then be responsible to performing the assessment, or installing the patches. The Update Manager extension it is responsible for sending requests to the client side patch management system but the responsibility stops there. Once the assessment/patch is complete, the Update extension will send the data for storage in It will store the data in Azure Resource Graph(ARG).

    This is something by design which you are not able to view the extension on azure portal they are marked as hidden system extensions in Azure, if you wish to remove the extension you would need to raise a ticket with support who would then help you remove the extension.

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