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Windows Server Forum / Systems Management Server / Software Update Management / November 2008SW Updates
I have a general question regarding software updates in SCCM. I've worked with deploying patches with ITMU in SMS 2003 for quite some time. Does anyone know if there is a way where ITMU allowed you to set the install time and mandatory reboot time. In the past when I create the package for Microsoft updates through ITMU I would set the install to begin at a mandatory time say 2 hours after it is advertised but postpone the reboot for 72 hours after the mandatory assignment time. Does anyone know if this is possible to do something similar in SCCM. I want the updates to install within 2 hours of it being avaliable but not force a reboot for 3 days (friday at 6pm after patch tuesday) I know on the SCCM there is a maintenance window you can set. You can use this make sure PCs don't reboot during normal hours. You can set this so that PCs only reboot at night and not in the morning. Hi Mark, Coukd you explain how you configure the 2 and 72 hours ? regards, Johan > I have a general question regarding software updates in SCCM. I've > worked with deploying patches with ITMU in SMS 2003 for quite some [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > but > not force a reboot for 3 days (friday at 6pm after patch tuesday) |
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