If you had to maintain a SCCM server in an offline environment you know it's not a simple task. One of the steps you have to carry out is to download all the updates from the Internet or to copy them from another WSUS/SCCM SUP server that is connected to Internet and had already downloaded all the updates. For the first method you can use this great post: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/jgilbert/archive/2008/10/28/getting-required-updates-on-non-internet-connected-sups-part-1.aspx and part 2:...
The Search Folders that come with the software update point role in SCCM, provide an easy and comfortable way to keep track of you're update deployment status. I personally use 3 folders to keep track of my updates status "All Updates", "Deployed Updates" and "New Updates" , In this post I'll show you how you can create them yourself. Continue reading at our new blog - SCCM: Organize your software updates deployment
If you’re using Microsoft Windows Server Update Service s (WSUS), there may come a day when you need to move the updates to another drive. Once WSUS has been installed, the WSUS Administration tool doesn’t let you do this, but you can do it using a command line tool called wsusutil found in C:\Program Files\Update Services\Tools . I’m running version 3.0 SP1. The command is: wsusutil movecontent logfile.log x:\WSUS (where x: is the new destination) If you have already copied the content (make sure...