Your e-mail address. This 'free' piece of MS software is a dream to use in small to medium sized businesses. It allows you to: a. Save bandwidth on your internet connection(s).

how to speed up the deployment or update of new workstations over a slow wan link

4 Steps total

Step 1: install WSUS

this 'free' piece of MS software is a dream to use in small to medium sized businesses

it allows you to:

a. save bandwidth on your internet connection(s)
b. approve, schedule, download updates to your liking
c. have a status report on all your Windows devices

Step 2: configure AD policy for WSUS

create a Group Policy that points to your WSUS server,

my advise is to use a DNS alias, that way you are able to move the WSUS service to another server without having to update anything (be it the policy or the WSUS agents),
only point the alias to the new host and you are done, I actually do this with a lot of services

put the service to the alternate port 8530 as this allows you to use the IIS instance for other hosted websites on the default port 80 (money is tight right now)

Step 3: install new workstation from scratch

whenever I order one or more new workstations or servers I immediately wipe the vendor's installation
usually it is full of crapware I see no need for in a business environment

put the workstation into AD after having it up and running with all the necessary drivers
then install all MS related software you might need (like Office)

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Step 4: copy the downloaded updates to any new installed workstation

copy everything from %WINDIR%SoftwareDistributionDownload from any workstation in the same local network to that same folder of the new workstation

this time the WSUS agent will start the update but it is immediately finished since it will detect the updates as already downloaded

this is only true for the same updates, if the new workstation needs new updates they will still get downloaded

this how to allows you to cut down on the time needed to update a workstation
this is especially true for workstations that are on a remote site and need to download updates over the (usually) slow network link to the main office

6 Comments

• Jalapeno
  Helen Rayet Jul 9, 2009 at 04:38am

  Useful, thanks!

• Pure Capsaicin
  Justin.Davison Jul 9, 2009 at 06:25am

  WSUS is certainly a great tool, saves significant staff time and helps keep updates consistent on yur network for easy troublewhooting. You may want to change the title to something like 'Deploying WSUS to speed up Windows Updates' it would be more descriptive for your article.

  Good job :)

• Thai Pepper
  ObieOne Jul 9, 2009 at 02:55pm

  I am looking for something similar for workgroup clients.
  We serve a lot off small offices (2-5 pc's no server) and updating a new pc is always time consuming.

  Idea's?

• Serrano
  KramUK Jul 13, 2009 at 07:33am

  Really useful
  You could also try CTUpdate (WSUS Offline).
  This is very handy to have as well.

  http://www.vulnerabilityassessment.co.uk/ctupdate.htm

• Myshell Jul 20, 2009 at 12:06pm

  Great How-To, thanks for creating this!

• Thai Pepper
  StandingForChildren May 13, 2020 at 02:09am

  How have I never heard this? Need a machine to test this

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