WSUS is responsible for checking in with Microsoft to identify patches that need to be deployed, downloading them to the WSUS server (or not) and once approved, deploying them to client computers. This year finds us with Windows Server 2008 R2 servers, and a collection of Windows 7 and Vista Professional computers along with our intrepid XP legacy workstation. We had about 15 servers and 75 Windows Vista and XP workstations all running Office 2003. My last encounter with WSUS was with version 2.0 on a Windows Server 2003 R2. Too often we start to work on a project and find we’re interrupted by the patches from the most recent “Patch Tuesday.” We decided that this might be a good time to deploy Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and see if we could leverage the functionality that the product provides. The number of virtual servers that we have deployed in the Lab for evaluations and trial software continues to grow.
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