What do you dislike about ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus?
PMP assumes you follow a monthly patch cycle. If you have systems that follow a cycle longer than that, PMP can't help you. Supersedence is based on availability, not approval, so if the database is even aware of a new patch, you cannot deploy an old patch through automated processes.
The internals of the system are unreliable. Distribution Servers are marked as offline even when there is verifiable communication between the DS and the primary server on the ports that PMP uses.
Patch Process reporting is delayed. There is significant delay in the status of patching on individual machines and the PMP console's reporting of it. Combined with there being no local means of seeing how far along in a patch deployment a client system is, there is a lot of guesswork when it comes to determining where in the patch process a client is.
Patch identification is inconsistent. It is not uncommon for a client to require patches but PMP to report that there are no available patches for the system. Sometimes a remove and reinstall of the agent resolves the issue. Sometimes it doesn't.
Logs are unhelpful. There are a lot of logs on each component of the system - clients, distribution servers, and the main server. There is a lot of text in those logs, and most of that ext doesn't really say much to a general administrator. It may make sense to the support personnel, but if you want to troubleshoot the system yourself before talking to support, good luck.
On the note of support, they aren't very helpful. ManageEngine has two avenues for opening support cases - e-mail and a web interface. The two systems don't see each other. If you e-mail support, the ticket doesn't show up in your support account. If you open a support case through the web, no one in support ever sees it. In addition, support generally doesn't have a good handle on how the system works or how to resolve issues. It's not uncommon to get the impression the tech is performing a Google search to try to find a resolution as much as you are. Add in having to redescribe and restate the issue multiple times just for it to be understood and support is a headache when it isn't a nightmare. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.