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Hello all,<br />
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I have never used WSUS 3.0 and only used SCCM. What I want to know if this is possible:<br />
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Can I set a scheduler or powershell script to get a full computer detailed status. (Not summary but detailed of all workstation/servers) If so, how? I searched and searched but only found powershell scripts to show summary. I'm sure someone has to have a script out there. Currently looking into task scheduler to run a report.<br />
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Is there a way to have updates install on the third week of the month instead of everyday? GPO only allows you to select the day and the time.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello all,

I have never used WSUS 3.0 and only used SCCM. What I want to know if this is possible:

Can I set a scheduler or powershell script to get a full computer detailed status. (Not summary but detailed of all workstation/servers) If so, how? I searched and searched but only found powershell scripts to show summary. I'm sure someone has to have a script out there. Currently looking into task scheduler to run a report.

Is there a way to have updates install on the third week of the month instead of everyday? GPO only allows you to select the day and the time.

Thanks!

WSUS Question/Help

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