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WSUS managing updates on computers
experts,
what's the best way to control windows updates on workstations?
my goal is to control the roll outs by workstation and time of roll out.
Minimize the internet usage by having the updates pull from the WSUS server instead of directly from the Internet
what's the best way to control windows updates on workstations?
my goal is to control the roll outs by workstation and time of roll out.
Minimize the internet usage by having the updates pull from the WSUS server instead of directly from the Internet
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I think you've answered your own question. WSUS is the way to go. WSUS will even let you organize your computers and release updates to certain groups at a time.
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All of that can be controlled using Group Policy if you are on a domain and those computers are members of the domain.
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ryan,
can you give me more detains on how to set that up using group policy? i do have a domain controller and user's do logon to the domain.
can you give me more detains on how to set that up using group policy? i do have a domain controller and user's do logon to the domain.
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thank you