  The NA60 experiment has studied J/$\psi$ production in Indium-Indium
collisions at 158 A$\cdot$GeV. In this paper we present an updated set of
results obtained with the complete set of available statistics and an improved
alignment of the vertex tracker. The centrality dependence of the J/$\psi$
production, obtained with an analysis technique based only on the J/$\psi$
sample, indicates that a suppression beyond that induced by nuclear absorption
is present in In-In collisions, setting in at $\sim$80 participant nucleons. A
first study of the systematic errors related with this measurement is
discussed. We also present preliminary results on the J/$\psi$ azimuthal
distributions.
