We recommend a sus report tool.

Many people are using sus to deploy patches in the company. However, due to the SUS issue, it is difficult to generate reports. Finding a third-party tool can solve this problem. Now let's share with you.

For an example, visit http://www.midthought.com/sus/suslogviewer.asp.

The following describes the specific configuration methods:
Step 1: download this file from http://www.midthought.com/sus/sus_app.zip
Step 2: uncompress the package and you will see three files: suslogviewer. asp, TOC. Inc. kaos_date.asp.
Step 3: Set suslogviewer. copy the files ASP and kaos_date.asp to c: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ and change TOC. copy the inc file to the C: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ AutoUpdate \ administration \ shared \ Inc directory. This completes the basic configuration.
Step 4: Open the suslogviewer. asp file in notepad and find
'*************PathToLogFile****************
'*****ChangeToYourPathOnTheServer*******
In this section, change the strpath string to the Log Path of your Web server. For example, I changed it:C: \ winnt \ system32 \ logfiles \ w3svc1 \.

Now you have basically completed SUS.Report configuration. Contains a ddns. dll file. copy the file to c: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot and register it with reagsrv32.C: \ Inetpub \ wwwroot \ ddns. dll. After successful registration, insert the following code into suslogviewer. asp:
In suslogviewer. asp, find
<%
'*************************************** **DimDdns
'*************************************** **SetDdns=Server. Createobject"Ddns. DNS ")
%>
Modify the above Code to the following code:
<%
'CreateDdnsObject
SetDdns=Server. Createobject ("ddns. DNS ")

IPaddress=Log. clientip

'TerraformAReverse-Lookup
Hostname= Ddns. reverselookup (IPaddress)
Response. Write"<B>"&Hostname&"</B> <br>"

'DeststroyDdnsObject
SetDdns=Nothing
%>
   Now you have completed all the operations. Now you can monitor whether your client correctly installs your released patch. If you have other questions, contact me.