From a CMD prompt run “ppcloud /cseupdatenow” OR “ppcloud /update”, both commands do the same thing -- Check for updated cloud client and client-side extensions and install them if any are available.
From more information see the section labelled “Recommendations when using PolicyPak Cloud: Rings and Rollouts” in the KB below.
Using "Rings" to Test and Update the PolicyPak Client-Side Extension (And How to Stay Supported)
https://kb.policypak.com/kb/article/1094-using-rings-to-test-and-update-the-policypak-client-side-extension-and-how-to-stay-supported/
Note: When using the commands above both the CSE and PPC client will be updated if new versions are available.
From a CMD prompt run “ppupdate” followed by one of the switches in the examples provided below.
Note: These switches are dependent on having the CSE MSI files present in the Central Store, see Active Directory Options 2 & 3 in the KB below for more information.
Using "Rings" to Test and Update the PolicyPak Client-Side Extension (And How to Stay Supported)
https://kb.policypak.com/kb/article/1094-using-rings-to-test-and-update-the-policypak-client-side-extension-and-how-to-stay-supported/
Examples:
ppupdate /cseupdate
Forces CSE to immediately re-read update.config.
Check for updates will be performed on schedule.
ppupdate /cseupdatenow
Forces CSE to immediately re-read update.config, check
for updates and install them if any are available.
Using this option will also reset the schedule.
ppupdate /cseupdatenow /force
When specified along with /cseupdatenow, forces CSE to check
for updates even when automatic updates are disabled
in update.config. This option is useful for the ones
who want to check for updates on their own schedule.