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This is interesting, thank you, I will give this a test next week and let you know !
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This is interesting, thank you, I will give this a test next week and let you know !

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Thank you, great suggestion and script.
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Is there a Group Policy Setting to allow for a primary and secondary WSUS 'site' for receiving windows updates? &nbsp;We want our laptops to be able to fail-over to updates.microsoft.com when they are unable to reach our WSUS server. We do not have a WSUS server in our DMZ so that's not an option. &nbsp;Thanks in advance!
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Is there a Group Policy Setting to allow for a primary and secondary WSUS 'site' for receiving windows updates?  We want our laptops to be able to fail-over to updates.microsoft.com when they are unable to reach our WSUS server. We do not have a WSUS server in our DMZ so that's not an option.  Thanks in advance!

Group Policy Setting to allow for a primary and secondary WSUS 'site' for receiving windows updates

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