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Are the computers part of the domain? <br />
Why don't you add them to the server using Group Policy?<br />
Are they (the computers) positioned outside the network?
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Are the computers part of the domain?
Why don't you add them to the server using Group Policy?
Are they (the computers) positioned outside the network?

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WSUS or Windows Update are Computer policy items not a per-user item. Just a FYI
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WSUS or Windows Update are Computer policy items not a per-user item. Just a FYI

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I have a internet facing WSUS server and I would like to send my external users a bat file or some type of script that would automatically add them to my WSUS server. <br />
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All the users are part of the domain.
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I have a internet facing WSUS server and I would like to send my external users a bat file or some type of script that would automatically add them to my WSUS server. 

All the users are part of the domain.

Bat files to automatically add users to WSUS server from outside the network.

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