by Priscilla Leon | Mar 11, 2022 | SCCM Guides, Site Server, Third-Party Updates, WSUS
Overview In this video, we will review how to remove a central administration site in SCCM. We will cover the requirements for the removal and how to perform the removal. Topics in Video Introduction: (0:00) DJam – History of CAS and Why They May Need to be Collapsed:...
by | Apr 15, 2020 | CMG, SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates
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...
by | Feb 11, 2019 | SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates, WSUS
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...
by | Sep 17, 2018 | PKI, SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates
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...
by | Jun 4, 2018 | SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates
* 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...
by Justin Chalfant | Jun 2, 2018 | SCCM Guides, Software Updates, Third-Party Updates
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...
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