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Asked by Bull_81073 in File Servers, Computer Servers, MS Forefront-ISA
I manage a WAN that is servicing K-12 school districts here in colorado and have been noticing that first thing in the morning when the districts start their computers we are seeing a large influx of BITS (windows update) trafftc. The result is that from around 8:00 am - 9:00 am we are using nearly all of our 50 Mbps but after 9 we drop down to our more normal 25 Mbps. What I am looking for is a solution to chache the BITS updates so that we are only downloading them once each day. I have looked into WSUS but I don't want to have to corridinate (or try to force) all of my independant districts to configure their machines to look at my WSUS server. I have seen that there is a BITS caching service related to ISA but it appears that the server must be in the same subnet as the clients. Which isn't an option since I want to deploy this near our gateway.
20091111-EE-VQP-89 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
