When I have setup Windows Updates in the past, I have always setup a deployment package and distributed to the DP's - not the CMG. When I select Check for Updates - it spins forever or errors out altogether. They have F5 VPN setup and would like the Check for Updates to run during log in.
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Clients download content from peers or the Microsoft cloud." He told me yesterday he would like all Windows Updates to come from Microsoft for all endpoints whether or not they were in an office and had an assigned DP or using the CMG. I also discovered that the engineer I am working with is not actually making a deployment package in the ADR, but instead selecting "No deployment package. I had them remove all the distributed items from the CMG as they are not necessary.
They have a boundary group for the VPN clients that points to the CMG. This issue is making me question everything I know. Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread. If the response is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and upvote it. It could be more efficient and would definitely be cheaper.
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This option will apply even if you don’t have a CMG, so can offer some respite to your VPN by directing clients to Microsoft Update for content.Īnd make sure you have considered letting clients get Windows Update content directly from the Windows Update service rather than publishing that content to your CMG. Please try to set the "Prefer cloud based sources over on-premise sources" option on your VPN boundary group which will rearrange your order of content acquisition preference so that the CMG would be first. Hi, you for posting in Microsoft Q&A forum.Īgree with yannara, Check for Updates is not related to SCCM.
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