joako
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 ·AT&T U-Verse
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Re: [2K3] WSUS in mixed environment
GPO are just registry settings. So if you find the key that is being modified you can export it to a .reg file which will give you a 3-click install.
Luckily, Microsoft has documented the registry keys: »technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr···449.aspx
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kba4
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Canton, OH
 ·RoadRunner Cable
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If you have admin access to the computers in question, open up an MMC console on your main workstation or server, add a Group Policy snap-in and then click Browse and select the machine you want to change. You should be able to set policies and do pretty much anything as though you're actually there.
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testingwsus
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| I m planning to deploy a WSUS server in mixed environment, which is Active Directory and some workgroup machines.
For the machines joined to AD, I can simply use group policy that points to the WSUS for updates. This is no problem for me.
However, with workgroup machines, I have to modify the local gpo on each of the workgroup machines. This is kind of painful for me.
I have heard of a computer group in WSUS. Can I use computer group in WSUS while using domain GPO?
Thank you |
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