In the Windows Update section on the installed updates list allow to uninstall an existing update

The Windows Update Area do not show Updates which are downloaded but not installed. It is although not possible to install these Updates. It would be helpfull to show the downloaded not installed Updates. And a Option to install the downloaded updates would be perfect. Seen on managed Server 2012R2 and 2016 with WSUS Updates.

• Provide ability to open Windows Update log file (eg: Button/Action "Open Windows Update Log")
  
  
  • Action/Button #1: Show content of Windows Update Log (%windir%\WindowsUpdate.log).
  
  
  • Action/Button #2: Download log file via browser
  
  
  
  


• Show contextual Windows events from System log of source “WindowsUpdateClient” to display update progress (download, ready, install, installation success/failed, etc).

WAC 1910, build 1.2.1910.31005
Server Management
module/tab: Updates
Function: Install-WindowsUpdates

Issue: Schedule restart takes no effect.

Schedule restart setting is not effect, target server reboots immediately after windows update installed while schedule restart time was defined in web UI

event found on WAC:
{"powerShell":"Install-WindowsUpdates","module":"msft.sme.shell"}

event on target server:
{"powerShell":"Install-WindowsUpdates","module":"msft.sme.shell","userOnGateway":"###########","gateway":"##########","delegation":"True","userOnTarget":"########"}

WAC installed as gateway on Windows Server 2016 (OS Build 14393.3300) - connected to domain
target server is Windows Server 2012R2

Please add Windows Update to Computer Management Node

Add a checkbox in front of all the Windows Updates so we can choose which one we want to install. And you should add a date/time picker when we schedule the restart

A Windows update that was hidden using the WU interface on the server still shows up in the list of available updates in Honolulu. These should be hidden there, too.

Allow the user to move to a new tab once the "Install Updates" button is pressed. Currently it resets the state as if the user hadn't told the server to install updates once the user changes servers or moves to a different tab.

it seems that "Windows Update" is contacted instead (the configured by GPO) internal WSUS server

A complete solution replacing wsus/sccm with the following features:
Group based deployment
Support for updating OS and MS applications (SQL/Sharepoint/S4B)
Maintenance window management
Cluster aware updating
Automatic approval
RELIABLE and fast reporting
Real time throubleshooting of installation status

WAC 1906 preview
Server Management
module/tab: Updates
Function Install-WindowsUpdates

Multiple updates installation takes no effect.
Single update installation works.

In case of multiple selection of updates, the powershell "Install-WindowsUpdates" function, passes the parameter $updateIDs as single string to $Script.
In efect, during execution of $Script - Install-Updates.ps1 line with check:
If($Update.Identity.UpdateID -in $updateIDs)
always fail and updates are not installed.

WAC installed as gateway on Windows Server 2016 (OS Build 14393.2969) - connected to domain
WAC version 1906 preview
Acces to WAC from Windows 10 1803 build 17134.829
Browser: Edge

Right now we have to go out and download the latest version of Honolulu and install. It would be cool to see an option, maybe inside of settings, to click search for and install updates for Honolulu.

I can do the windows updates for each machine listed in my long list of servers but if I go to my HyperV server and see the list of VM's, I would like to be able to run windows update against those machines without connecting RDP into each VM and then running Windows Update

Firmware/driver Updates
* Provide the ability to update all firmware/drivers/BIOS on a fleet of servers at once (similar to Dell OME, Dell Command | Update, Lenovo System Update, etc.)

installing Windows Updates (from internal WSUS) on Failover Cluster Nodes using Cluster-Aware Updating (CAU) would be very helpful

Please add support for CauPluginName Microsoft.Hotfix.Plugin to allow for other updates like drivers, firmware and BIOS to be installed from WAC Updates just as you can from CAU.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/failover-clustering/cluster-aware-updating-plug-ins#BKMK_HFP

Because Microsoft does not provide any documentation on usoclient.exe, it is not (reliably) possible (useing PowerShell) to get clients to install updates (immediately), etc. (especially drivers provided by WSUS).
Request: Admin Center integrated feature "WSUS" which makes it possible to retrieve pending Windows updates remotely, install etc. (similar GUI as in W10 itself, at least the same funktions LIKE LOKAL GUI!)

For servers with a Configuration Manager client installed, it would be nice if software and updates that are available in Software Center could be managed through a node in Honolulu.