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Overview

  • This video tutorial will describe how to configure WSUS to require SSL. This setting will ensure client scan for updates via your WSUS/SUP in Configuration Manager.

Topics in Video

  • Introduction: (0:00​)
  • Review SUP/WSUS server that does not require SSL: (0:45​)
  • Review the SCCM and WSUS Lab Setup: (2:30​)
  • Create the certificate template to create an SSL certificate for WSUS: (3:00​)
  • Issue the template for enrollment: (6:06​)
  • Request the SSL certificate on the WSUS server using certlm.msc: (6:17​)
  • Bind the SSL certificate to the WSUS Administration website in IIS: (8:30​)
  • Verify WSUS is using SSL/HTTPS: (9:03​) Configure SSL to be required on the WSUS server: (10:26​)
  • Run wsusutil configuressl to configure WSUS to use SSL: (12:11​)
  • Set the software update to point setting to require SSL communication to the WSUS server: (13:20​)
  • Validate clients are now using SSL to scan against WSUS: (14:17​)

    Helpful Resources:

    The post Deep Dive Configure a Software Update Point (WSUS) Server to Require SSL in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

    ]]>     https://setupconfigmgr.com/configure-a-software-update-point-wsus-server-to-require-ssl-in-configuration-manager/feed 0     Deep Dive Into Automatic Deployment Rule (ADR) Components (RuleEngine and PatchDownloader) in SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-into-automatic-deployment-rule-adr-components-ruleengine-and-patchdownloader-in-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-into-automatic-deployment-rule-adr-components-ruleengine-and-patchdownloader-in-sccm#respond Mon, 26 Apr 2021 13:31:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=32901 The post Deep Dive Into Automatic Deployment Rule (ADR) Components (RuleEngine and PatchDownloader) in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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    Overview

    • In this video guide, we will look in detail at what happens on the site server when ADR’s evaluation is run. This covers in detail the RuleEngine and PatchDownloader components. We will look at how these components work with Verbose, Debug, and SQL Tracing enabled.

    Topics in Video

    • Introduction of deep-dive automatic deployment rule video topics: (0:00​)
    • How to Enable Debug and Verbose Logging and SQL Tracing in SCCM:(2:58​)
    • Review the RuleEngine component in the Configuration Manager Service Manager: (6:40​)
    • Run an ADR and review the logging of the RuleEngine.log: (7:45​) Review SQL Query criteria generated by RuleEngine: (10:13​)
    • Review How RuleEngine determines if updates need to be downloaded to a deployment package: (13:00​)
    • The PatchDownloader component used for ADRs and review PatchDownloader.log: (15:50​)
    • RuleEngine creating software update groups: (20:50​)
    • How deployments are created for ADRs by RuleEngine: (23:20​)
    • Add to an existing software update group ADR setting in SCCM: (26:15​)

    Helpful Resources:

    The post Deep Dive Into Automatic Deployment Rule (ADR) Components (RuleEngine and PatchDownloader) in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

    ]]>     https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-into-automatic-deployment-rule-adr-components-ruleengine-and-patchdownloader-in-sccm/feed 0     Deep Dive Third-Party Update Considerations with Cloud Management Gateway (CMG) in SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-update-considerations-with-cloud-management-gateway-cmg-in-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-update-considerations-with-cloud-management-gateway-cmg-in-sccm#respond Wed, 15 Apr 2020 12:00:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=32807 The post Deep Dive Third-Party Update Considerations with Cloud Management Gateway (CMG) in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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    Overview

    • In this video guide, Cody Mathis and Justin Chalfant from Patch My PC will review common issues that can arise with third-party patch management through Cloud Management Gateway in Microsoft Configuration Manager (SCCM). We will review common issues that can arise with third-party updates such as content not distributed to CMG, CMG authentication to the SUP site system, certificates, content lookups, policy, and more.

      Helpful Resources

      The post Deep Dive Third-Party Update Considerations with Cloud Management Gateway (CMG) in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-update-considerations-with-cloud-management-gateway-cmg-in-sccm/feed 0       Deep Dive How to Configure a Shared WSUS Database for Multiple SUPs in SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-configure-a-shared-wsus-database-for-multiple-sups-in-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-configure-a-shared-wsus-database-for-multiple-sups-in-sccm#comments Mon, 11 Feb 2019 14:21:14 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28390 The post Deep Dive How to Configure a Shared WSUS Database for Multiple SUPs in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • In this video guide, we will be covering how to use a shared WSUS database for multiple software update points in SCCM. Using a shared WSUS Database is generally considered a best practice in well-connected scenarios since this offloads the vast majority of network impact if a client were to switch SUPs in SCCM.

      Topics in Video

      Commands and Notes:

      • Powershell command to see WSUS installed role services: Get-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices*
      • Powershell command to remove WSUS WidDB: Remove-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices-WidDB
      • Powershell command to install WSUS SQL Database Connectivity: Install-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices-DB
      • WsusUtil command: WsusUtil.exe postinstall SQL_INSTANCE_NAME=”SCUP.CONTOSO.LOCAL” CONTENT_DIR=”\\SCCM3-DPMPSUP-1.CONTOSO.LOCAL\WSUS”
        • SQL_INSTANCE_NAME and CONTENT_DIR should be changed to for your environment details

      Helpful Resources:

      The post Deep Dive How to Configure a Shared WSUS Database for Multiple SUPs in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-configure-a-shared-wsus-database-for-multiple-sups-in-sccm/feed 19       Deep Dive How to Migrate a WSUS Database from WID to SQL in SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-migrate-a-wsus-database-from-wid-to-sql-in-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-migrate-a-wsus-database-from-wid-to-sql-in-sccm#comments Mon, 14 Jan 2019 11:58:15 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28371 The post Deep Dive How to Migrate a WSUS Database from WID to SQL in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • In this video guide, we will be covering how to migrate WSUS Database (SUSDB) from Windows Internal Database instance to SQL Server instance.

      Topics in Video

      Commands and Notes:

      • Connect to WID instance in SQL Management Studio of sqlcmd (Server 2012 or Newer): \\.\pipe\MICROSOFT##WID\tsql\query
      • Connect to WID instance in SQL Management Studio of sqlcmd (Server 2008 R2 or Older): \\.\pipe\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE\sql\query
      • Powershell command to see WSUS installed role services: Get-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices*
      • Powershell command to remove WSUS WidDB: Remove-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices-WidDB
      • Powershell command to install WSUS SQL Database Connectivity: Install-WindowsFeature -Name UpdateServices-DB
      • WsusUtil command: WsusUtil.exe postinstall SQL_INSTANCE_NAME=”SCUP.CONTOSO.LOCAL” CONTENT_DIR=”J:\WSUS”
        • SQL_INSTANCE_NAME and CONTENT_DIR should be changed to for your environment details

      Helpful Resources:

      The post Deep Dive How to Migrate a WSUS Database from WID to SQL in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-migrate-a-wsus-database-from-wid-to-sql-in-sccm/feed 10       PKI Code-Signing Certificate for Third-Party Updates in Microsoft SCCM/SCUP https://setupconfigmgr.com/pki-code-signing-certificate-for-third-party-updates-in-microsoft-sccm-scup https://setupconfigmgr.com/pki-code-signing-certificate-for-third-party-updates-in-microsoft-sccm-scup#comments Mon, 17 Sep 2018 14:43:23 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28212 The post PKI Code-Signing Certificate for Third-Party Updates in Microsoft SCCM/SCUP appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • In this video guide, we will cover how you can use a code-signing certificate from an Active Directly Certificate Services infrastructure or using a public certificate authority such as DigiCert for signing third-party software updates in Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM). Using a trusted PKI based code-signing certificate can be an alternative to using a self-signed certificate.

      Topics in Video

      Helpful Resources:

      The post PKI Code-Signing Certificate for Third-Party Updates in Microsoft SCCM/SCUP appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/pki-code-signing-certificate-for-third-party-updates-in-microsoft-sccm-scup/feed 2       How to Enable Third-Party Software Updates in SCCM Technical Preview 1806 https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-enable-third-party-software-updates-in-sccm-technical-preview-1806 https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-enable-third-party-software-updates-in-sccm-technical-preview-1806#comments Mon, 20 Aug 2018 23:10:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=27906 The post How to Enable Third-Party Software Updates in SCCM Technical Preview 1806 appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview In this video guide, we will walk through the process of enabling third-party software updates in the SCCM technical preview 1806. Topics in Video Resources for This Guide:

      The post How to Enable Third-Party Software Updates in SCCM Technical Preview 1806 appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-enable-third-party-software-updates-in-sccm-technical-preview-1806/feed 3       Free Software Update Compliance Dashboard Reports for Microsoft SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/free-software-update-compliance-dashboard-reports-for-microsoft-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/free-software-update-compliance-dashboard-reports-for-microsoft-sccm#comments Mon, 20 Aug 2018 18:30:43 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28184 The post Free Software Update Compliance Dashboard Reports for Microsoft SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • In this video, we will cover how to set up our free software update compliance dashboard reports for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM). Learn more about the reports and download the installer from https://patchmypc.net/reports

      Topics in Video

      The post Free Software Update Compliance Dashboard Reports for Microsoft SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/free-software-update-compliance-dashboard-reports-for-microsoft-sccm/feed 12       Deep Dive in Microsoft SCCM Software Updates Client and Server Components https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-in-microsoft-sccm-software-updates-client-and-server-components https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-in-microsoft-sccm-software-updates-client-and-server-components#comments Fri, 08 Jun 2018 06:46:02 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=27921 The post Deep Dive in Microsoft SCCM Software Updates Client and Server Components appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • In this video guide, we will be performing a deep dive in the software updates feature in Microsoft SCCM. This will include client and server-side components. Some topics covered are client policy, scanning, WMI, StateMessages, StateMgr, Summarization and more!

      Topics in Video

      Notes From Justin

      • Helpful Logs for Software Updates
        • PolicyAgent.log – Records requests for policies made by using the Data Transfer Service.
        • PolicyEvaluator.log – Records details about the evaluation of policies on client computers, including policies from software updates.
        • LocationServices.log – Records the client activity for locating management points, software update points, and distribution points.
        • UpdatesHandler.log – Records details about software update compliance scanning and about the download and installation of software updates on the client.
        • RebootCoordinator.log – Records details about the coordination of system restarts on client computers after software update installations.
        • WUAHandler.log – Records details about the Windows Update Agent on the client when it searches for software updates.
        • UpdatesStore.log – Records details about compliance status for the software updates that were assessed during the compliance scan cycle.
        • ScanAgent.log – Records details about scan requests for software updates, the WSUS location, and related actions.
        • StateMessage.log – Records details about software update state messages that are created and sent to the management point.
        • UpdatesDeployment.log – Records details about deployments on the client, including software update activation, evaluation, and enforcement. Verbose logging shows additional information about the interaction with the client user interface.
        • statesys.log – Records the processing of state system messages. This log also shows the software update summarization task that run.
      • Helpful WMI Namespace and Classes
        • ROOT\ccm\Policy\Machine\ActualConfig:CCM_UpdateCIAssignment – This shows that we have the policy for the SUG Deployment ID
        • ROOT\ccm\ScanAgent:CCM_SUPLocationList – Shows SUP SCCM is set to use for scanning
        • ROOT\ccm\SoftwareUpdates\DeploymentAgent:CCM_TargetedUpdateEx1 – Shows all software updates targetting the device and the relevant information about the updates
        • ROOT\ccm\SoftwareUpdates\DeploymentAgent:CCM_AssignmentCompliance – Shows the different software update group deployments targetting the device and their compliance
        • ROOT\ccm\StateMsg:CCM_StateMsg – Shows all the state messages logged in WMI
      • Windows Update Log File PowerShell CMDlet
        • get-windowsupdatelog

      Helpful Resources:

      The post Deep Dive in Microsoft SCCM Software Updates Client and Server Components appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-in-microsoft-sccm-software-updates-client-and-server-components/feed 19       Deep Dive Maintaining the WSUS Catalog by Declining Updates for Better Update Scanning https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-maintaining-the-wsus-catalog-by-declining-updates-for-better-update-scanning https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-maintaining-the-wsus-catalog-by-declining-updates-for-better-update-scanning#comments Mon, 04 Jun 2018 16:50:05 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=27895 The post Deep Dive Maintaining the WSUS Catalog by Declining Updates for Better Update Scanning appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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       * Updates * 

      • Do NOT remove the “all” in the language script (Decline-Windows10Languages.ps1) as I did in the video at 25:14. This change is not required or recommended.
      • It’s recommended to first run the script with the -Whatif switch or option in the config.ini to see what will be declined.
      • Update: in the latest script, you can use a config.ini file rather than a bunch of PowerShell parameters. Here’s the config.ini I’m now using instead of parameters.
        • Here’s what the updated script folder structure looks like
          • wsuscleanupscript-newfiles

       

       

       

      Overview

      In this video guide, we will walk through the process of maintaining our WSUS catalog to reduce the catalog size and client scanning issues. In this guide, we will cover ensuring the IIS AppPool for WSUS is improved, indexing the SUSDB, setting up a task to run a script to automatically decline any superseded updates, change the wsyncmgr purge of expired updates from 7 days to 0. and compare the initial catalog download size on a client.

      There’s a lot of good WSUS maintenance scripts out there now. In my video, I used Bryan Dam’s script. See the resources below for a lot of great information that will be helpful in addition to what I cover.

      Creating a Scheduled Task to Automate the Declining of Updates

      • Scheduled Task Options for Bryan Dam’s WSUS Scripts

      Topics in Video

      Resources for This Guide:

      Arguments for Scheduled Task:

      Note: you will need to change the script path


      -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -command J:ScriptsInvoke-DGASoftwareUpdateMaintenance.ps1 -DeclineSuperseded -UpdateListOutputFile J:ScriptsDeclinedUpdates.csv -DeclineByTitle @('*Itanium*','*ia64*','*Beta*') -DeclineByPlugins -CleanSUGs -RemoveEmptySUGs -RunCleanUpWizard -Force

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      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/deep-dive-maintaining-the-wsus-catalog-by-declining-updates-for-better-update-scanning/feed 35       Third-Party Software Updates in ConfigMgr when SUP/WSUS is Remote and not Running in SSL/HTTPS https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-software-updates-in-configmgr-when-sup-wsus-is-remote-and-not-running-in-ssl-https https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-software-updates-in-configmgr-when-sup-wsus-is-remote-and-not-running-in-ssl-https#respond Sat, 02 Jun 2018 16:31:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=32891 The post Third-Party Software Updates in ConfigMgr when SUP/WSUS is Remote and not Running in SSL/HTTPS appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • This guide covers considerations for third-party software updates in Configuration Manager when using a remote software update point (SUP) that is not configured for SSL.

      Topics in Video

      • Intro: (0:00​)
      • Review remote site system running SUP in HTTP mode: (1:30​)
      • Enable third-party updates and Configuration Manager managed the certificate: (2:15​)
      • wsyncmgr.log error Warning: Remote WSUS connection is not HTTPS. This prevents software update point from getting the signing certificate for third-party updates.: (2:50​)
      • Review the SMS_ISVUPDATES_SYNCAGENT.log: (3:45​)
      • Stage the content for selected categories automatically: (6:00​)
      • SMS_ISVUPDATES_SYNCAGENT.log syncing catalog: (7:15​)
      • SMS_ISVUPDATES_SYNCAGENT.log: error NO_SIGNING_CERT: (8:00​)
      • Create a WSUS Signing Certificate using Patch My PC’s Publisher: (11:00​)
      • Export and Deploy WSUS Signing Certificate using a GPO: (14:15​)

      Helpful Resources:

      The post Third-Party Software Updates in ConfigMgr when SUP/WSUS is Remote and not Running in SSL/HTTPS appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

      ]]>       https://setupconfigmgr.com/third-party-software-updates-in-configmgr-when-sup-wsus-is-remote-and-not-running-in-ssl-https/feed 0       How to Rebuild or Relocate a WSUS Server that is a ConfigMgr Software Update Point (SUP) https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-rebuild-or-relocate-a-wsus-server-that-is-a-configmgr-software-update-point-sup https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-rebuild-or-relocate-a-wsus-server-that-is-a-configmgr-software-update-point-sup#comments Sat, 02 Jun 2018 10:00:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=32935 The post How to Rebuild or Relocate a WSUS Server that is a ConfigMgr Software Update Point (SUP) appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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      Overview

      • This video tutorial will look at different scenarios within ConfigMgr where you may want to either rebuild or relocate a WSUS server. We will look at three different scenarios:
        Scenario 1: Full WSUS rebuild WSUS on existing Server/SUP
        Scenario 2: Migrate the WSUS server (SUSDB + Content + Frontend) to a new server
        Scenario 3: Migrate the WSUS server (Content + Frontend) to a new server use existing SQL

      Topics in Video

      • Introduction: (0:00)
      • Overview of the scenarios that will be covered: (0:39)
      • Verifying if you changed the IIS configurations for WSUS to the recommended settings: (2:50)
      • WSUS Maintenance and Supersedence Rules: (5:12) Jumping into Scenario 1: Full WSUS rebuild WSUS on existing Server/SUP: (8:56)
      • Reviewing the Products & Classification tab in the Software Update Point Component Properties: (9:41)
      • Running a Software Update Point Synchronization: (11:37)
      • Expired third-party updates in ConfigMgr: (12:55)
      • Purging expired third-party updates out of ConfigMgr Database: (16:18)
      • Unsubscribing from Third-Party Software Update Catalogs before WSUS rebuild: (17:43)
      • Uninstalling WSUS: (19:06)
      • Deleting WSUS database from SQL Server Management Studio: (21:16)
      • Clean install of WSUS: (23:00)
      • Restarting the SMS_WSUS_CONFIGURATION_MANAGER component: (26:39)
      • Run Software Update Point Sync to trigger WSUS to pull the latest catalog from Windows Update: (29:34)
      • Running WSUS Server Configuration Wizard: (32:54)
      • Viewing updated Products and Classification list in WSUS: (34:37)
      • Getting our products to configure in ConfigMgr: (34:50)
      • Running another SUP synchronization to pull down updates for products we have configured: (37:16)
      • Publishing third-party updates into WSUS (to be continued): (38:25)
      • Moving on to Scenario 2: Migrate the WSUS server (SUSBD + Content + Frontend) to a new server (40:33)
      • Verifying you’re not currently running a synchronization by viewing the wsyncmgr.log: (41:40)
      • Backing up SUSBD: (41:52)
      • Copying the SUSDB.bak file from Demo2 to the new remote sitesystem Server that we are migrating to: (43:03)
      • Copying WSUS content to the new remote sitesystem Server: (43:56)
      • Restore database on new remote sitesystem server: (45:20)
      • Install WSUS on the new remote server: (47:34)
      • Viewing updates in WSUS on the new remote server: (49:22)
      • Install an additional Software Update Point: (50:25)
      • Giving the remote server access to the SUSDB to do the maintenance to the database: (53:31)
      • Removing SUP role from Demo2 and make sitesystem the top-level SUP: (56:06)
      • Running a SUP sync: (57:00) Add new sitesystem server to our Boundary Group in ConfigMgr: (58:06)
      • Viewing the WCM.log and wsyncmgr.log to confirm synchronization completed: (58:37)
      • Viewing the LocationServices.log on our client to show that it detected the SUP change: (58:54)
      • Exporting our Patch My PC settings to the new remote sitesystem server: (59:22)
      • Run PowerShell script to remove some WSUS components that are no longer required on Demo2: (1:00:06)
      • Detach database from Demo2: (1:00:24)
      • Re-installing Patch My PC publisher and importing settings to new remote sitesystem server: (1:01:47)
      • Export WSUS certificate from Demo2 to new remote sitesystem server: (1:02:19)
      • Running a sync in the Patch My PC publisher: (1:03:42)
      • Revisiting Scenario 1 to verify WSUS is fully configured in ConfigMgr: (1:04:53)
      • Enable Patch My PC and SCUP Updates in SUP components product tab and Run a SUP sync: (1:05:18)
      • Verifying third-party updates synced into ConfigMgr: (1:06:23)
      • Jumping back into scenario 2 to check the IIS for best practice configurations: (1:06:53)
      • Starting Scenario 3: Migrate the WSUS server (Content + Frontend) to new server use existing SQL server: (1:08:00)
      • Creating a WSUS folder in the new remote sitesystem server: (1:09:44)
      • Verifying you’re not currently running a synchronization by viewing the wsyncmgr.log: (1:09:49)
      • Copying current WSUS folder to the new remote sitesystem Server: (1:10:14)
      • Install WSUS on the new remote server: (1:10:54)
      • Install an additional Software Update Point: (1:14:21)
      • Removing SUP role from Demo3 and make sitesystem the top-level SUP: ( 1:16:43)
      • Run a SUP sync: (1:17:31)
      • Run PowerShell script to remove some WSUS updateservices from Demo3: (1:18:07)
      • Verify WSUS is running on new remote sitesystem sever: (1:19:39)
      • Add new sitesystem server to our Boundary Group in ConfigMgr: (1:20:05)
      • Viewing the LocationServices.log and ScanAgent.log on our client to show that it detected the SUP change: (1:20:26)
      • Restart server and view WCM.log to verify that it successfully configured: (1:20:58)
      • Wrap-up: (1:21:32)

        Helpful Resources:

        The post How to Rebuild or Relocate a WSUS Server that is a ConfigMgr Software Update Point (SUP) appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

        ]]>         https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-rebuild-or-relocate-a-wsus-server-that-is-a-configmgr-software-update-point-sup/feed 5         How to Use Orchestration Groups For Software Updates in SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-use-orchestration-groups-for-software-updates-in-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-use-orchestration-groups-for-software-updates-in-sccm#comments Sat, 02 Jun 2018 09:00:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=32820 The post How to Use Orchestration Groups For Software Updates in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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        Overview

        • In this video guide, we will review how to use the new orchestration groups feature to control the order that software updates install on mission-critical machines.

          Helpful Resources

          The post How to Use Orchestration Groups For Software Updates in SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

          ]]>           https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-use-orchestration-groups-for-software-updates-in-sccm/feed 2           Enabling Third-Party Software Update Catalogs in Microsoft SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/enabling-third-party-software-update-catalogs-in-microsoft-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/enabling-third-party-software-update-catalogs-in-microsoft-sccm#comments Sat, 02 Jun 2018 08:00:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28136 The post Enabling Third-Party Software Update Catalogs in Microsoft SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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          Overview

          • In this video guide, we will be covering how to configure the third-party software update catalogs feature added in SCCM 1806. This video guide covers enabling your software update point for third-party software updates, setting Configuration Manager to manage the certificate, enabling the client setting to enable third-party software updates and configure the Patch My PC Update Catalog in the third-party software update catalog node of SCCM.

          Topics in Video

          Topics Mentioned in Video

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          The post Enabling Third-Party Software Update Catalogs in Microsoft SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

          ]]>           https://setupconfigmgr.com/enabling-third-party-software-update-catalogs-in-microsoft-sccm/feed 4           Windows 10 Servicing Plans and In-Place Upgrades In Microsoft SCCM https://setupconfigmgr.com/windows-10-servicing-plans-and-in-place-upgrades-in-microsoft-sccm https://setupconfigmgr.com/windows-10-servicing-plans-and-in-place-upgrades-in-microsoft-sccm#comments Sat, 02 Jun 2018 07:00:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=28121 The post Windows 10 Servicing Plans and In-Place Upgrades In Microsoft SCCM appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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          Overview

          • In this video guide, we will be covering how you can manage Windows as a service using System Center Configuration Manager. This video will cover deploying Windows 10 Upgrades using the software updates feature for Windows 10 Upgrades. We will also review how you could use task sequences and operating system upgrade packages to upgrade Windows 10 with to allow custom actions. This will cover how to service (upgrade) existing Windows 10 machines to the latest builds as well of upgrade Windows 7 to Windows 10 using an in-place upgrade task sequence.

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          ]]>           https://setupconfigmgr.com/windows-10-servicing-plans-and-in-place-upgrades-in-microsoft-sccm/feed 14           How to Deploy Software Updates Using Microsoft SCCM (ADRs, Update Groups, and More) https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-deploy-software-updates-using-microsoft-sccm-adrs-update-groups-and-more https://setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-deploy-software-updates-using-microsoft-sccm-adrs-update-groups-and-more#comments Fri, 01 Jun 2018 14:02:00 +0000 https://setupconfigmgr.com/?p=27954 The post How to Deploy Software Updates Using Microsoft SCCM (ADRs, Update Groups, and More) appeared first on Justin Chalfant's SCCM Guides.

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          Overview

          • In this video guide, we will be covering how you can deploy software updates in Microsoft SCCM. This covers important aspects of deploying updates such as collection structure, maintenance windows, automatic deployment rules (ADRs), deadlines, and much more. This will be a great follow up from my last blog Deep Dive in Microsoft SCCM Software Updates Client and Server Components

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