Christoffer Mikkelsen

Well, that is a good question! When i started to work with sccm, the customer had WSUS installed on their enviorement. - so i installed the SCCM for use of windows deployment, and software deployment. They didnt wanted to have the SUP feature, at the time.. I managed to make ADR work, and everything works like a Charm, with both Windows patch, and definition updates! But, i'm curious why it worked before - With the combination of both services? I know the group policy overrule the sccm policies!

My test machine has 5.00.8692.1008 installed. And i believe that should be okay. If i check the deployment, i got a "group policy conflict" error, and i think it has to do with the registry, "WUserver". The client and my gpo, is trying to set the same registry key, and somehow they conflict. Furthermore, it says that i have 52 clients which is not protected, even tho, the client settings is set to use endpoint protection, and my antimalware policy is enabled.

Hi There! Christoffer here, worked with SCCM for 2 Years! We have a customer who is running sccm 1806 - clients is minimum 1709. Our problem is, that definition updates wont be applied to the windows 10 clients. It startet to occur, after i installed a new standalone 2016 WSUS server, identical to their old 2012. If i run the initial synchronization for the ADR i can see, almost all computers have a Group policy conflict, and from what i can read, it comes down to wsus gpo(update service location).