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Kingskawn

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  1. When you create a update package and at a certain point you have to give 'package folder'.

    Do you have to make for each new package a new folder name?

     

    I do have 1 shared folder now with all XP updates in it and I want to make new update packages so I want to create new folders in this to make it simpler to administrate all. But is this a good way?

     

    EDIT: I also just deleted an update package but the folder with the updates from it is still on the server. Before deleting it I deleted for sure the distribution points hosting the updates. Can I delete it manually now or is it not secure?

  2. Ok, I found the problem and it is resolved now.

     

    It was what I thought it was. A problem in the approvement in the wsus console. Before using and connecting wsus to sccm we worked with it and have configured it with the right approvements.

     

    What I did is setting all updates from 'Declined' to 'Not approved' in order to see them back in the sccm console.

     

    Case closed! I'm happy :lol:

  3. odd problem.

     

    can you explain this line please

     

    Well, when I've set up wsus or the updates through sccm I think I've deleted some windows service pack 3 somewhere. I think so, I'm not sure if it's possible while I tried to delete another update and it didn't worked so I think I'm beginning to lose my mind :wacko:

     

    I noticed in the wsus console that Service pack 3 was on 'declined' status where service pack 2 was on 'not approved'. The thing is that SP2 is showed in SCCM but not SP3 so I've put SP3 on "not approved" and see what it will bring tomorrow. Hope it will be the solution <_< Please let it be :unsure:

  4. To be sure what do I need to stream your package in previous tutorial (7zip)?

     

    When all is set and done on SCCM R2 I must first deploy the 4.5 CU1 to all clients I want to stream applications (with commandlines setup.exe /S /v /qn)? Am I right?

    Then when this is installed on the clients I can then create virtual application packages in SCCM to stream? Just like a regular app deployment?

  5. When I want to create a task sequence media it says at the end that there is no more enough space while there is 60gb left on disk. Why is that? I tried DVD 4.7gb and 8.5gb but in my task sequence there's only winxp (max. 500mb), office2003 (max. 500mb), IBM client access (max. 400mb) and some other little programs.

  6. Can tell me more about the update list?

    When I have already made some update lists to a package like;

     

    Update List - 12/01/2009 17:02:17

    Update List - 25/02/2009 20:05:15

    Update List - 04/03/2009 12:15:24

    Update List - 11/04/2009 07:28:19

    Update List - 07/05/2009 09:28:38

    Update List - 16/06/2009 11:37:24

     

    Can I say that I delete (right button) the older ones so anything before 16/06/2009 ?

     

    Another thing, on which interval are you making an update list? Every wednesday, every week, every month,...?

     

    Thanks anyweb! ;)

  7. change Description to Product and then you'll get only Windows XP stuff..

     

    for All Windows XP Updates choose the following search criteria

     

    Product Windows XP

    Expired No

    Superseded No

     

    for All Windows XP Security Updates

     

    Product Windows XP

    Bulletin MS

    Expired No

    Superseded No

     

    cheers

    anyweb

     

    Thanks for your answer ;)

     

    1. The thing is that I want to install a machine and that all the latest xp updates are installed on it.
    2. Can I install IE7 and block the install of IE8?
    3. Can I just leave IE6 and block the install of IE7?

  8. What to use as description if I want only windows xp updates? I put "Windows XP" for description instead of "Windows Server 2008" in your example.

     

    EDIT: If the downloaded updates resides on the wsus server, there is no need to download it again or yes?

    I'm referring to this print screen;

     

    post-1-1229465987.jpg

     

    I've got a problem when I want to close my first advertisement. I made a search based on windows xp updates. I selected the ones I need in the list and chose 'Deploy update...' and gave me those errors in the end. This is the print screen;

     

    256sf2u.jpg

  9. to try and answer your questions

     

    * can you install software on base image?

     

    yup, and theres a few ways of doing it, you could install XP by hand, install some software, then capture the machine using imagex or Windows Deployment Services, as long as you end up with a captured WIM file you can use that to deploy...

     

    So, if I understand, I can install office2003 on 1 machine, make a capture and deploy that image to other machines? Will those machines have the same Office 2003 ID's? The installation of a program is individual, no? :huh:

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