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You already should have WSUS
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Please close this question as I didn't get any response.

vbs so you can match the kbxxxxx.msu's to the microsoft security bulletin

match-kb-to-msrc.vbs

install all available updates and reboot if required

thebigredbutton.vbs

reboot.vbs

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Hi,<br />
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We got around 100 servers and all within one site. Most of them are Windows Server 2008/R2 and some 2003 Servers.<br />
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I want to design a monthly security update management system using SCCM 2007. <br />
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Can anyone please let me know where can I find some examples that how organizations are doing it like what collections, update lists, search folders, deployment packages, etc they got?<br />
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I will be highly obliged.
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Hi,

We got around 100 servers and all within one site. Most of them are Windows Server 2008/R2 and some 2003 Servers.

I want to design a monthly security update management system using SCCM 2007. 

Can anyone please let me know where can I find some examples that how organizations are doing it like what collections, update lists, search folders, deployment packages, etc they got?

I will be highly obliged.

Microsoft Security Update Management

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