Deploying a Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server

1. Introduction to Windows Update Server (Windows Server update Service (WSUS))

1) Technical Overview:

Windows Server update Services (WSUS) enables information technology administrators to deploy the latest Microsoft product updates. In Windows server 2012, WSUS is a server role that can be installed to manage and assign updates. The WSUS server can act as an update source for other WSUS servers in your organization. The WSUS server that acts as the update source is referred to as an upstream server. During the WSUS implementation, at least one WSUS server must be connected to the Microsoft update to obtain available update information in the network. Administrators can determine how other servers connect directly to Microsoft updates based on network security and configuration.

The WSUS server is installed in the SCCM server

2) Install and configure the WSUS server

A) Open and log in to the "bj-sccm-01" server, open Server Manager, click Add Roles and Features

b) on the Select installation Type page, verify that the role-based or feature -based installation option is selected, and then click Next.

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c) on the Select destination Server page, select the location (from the server pool or virtual hard disk) where the server is located. After selecting a location, select the server on which you want to install the WSUS server role, and then click Next.

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d) on the Select Server Roles page, select Windows server Update Services.

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e) on theWindows Server Update Services page, click Next.

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f) on the Select Role Services page, leave the default selection, and then click Next.

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g) on the Content Location selection page, type a valid location to store the update, and then click Next.

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h) on The installation Progress page, click Post- startup installation Tasks, and wait until this task completes successfully, and then click Close.

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3) Configure the WSUS server

A) in the Server Manager Navigation pane, click Dashboards, click Tools, and then click Windows server Update Services.

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b) Click Run to appear in the full WSUS Installation dialog box.

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c) on the Select Upstream Server page, you can choose to synchronize the update with Microsoft update or another WSUS server.

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d) After selecting the appropriate language for your deployment, click Next to continue.

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e) The Select Products page allows you to specify which products you want to update. Select a product category (such as Windows) or a specific product (such as Windows Server R2). Selecting a product category selects all products for that category.

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f) After selecting the appropriate product options for your deployment, click Next to continue.

g) on the Select a category page, select the category of updates that you want to include. Select all categories or their subsets, and then click Next to continue.

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h) on the Set synchronization Schedule page, select either manual or automatic synchronization.

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i) on the Completion page, you can start syncing immediately by selecting the Start Initial Synchronization dialog box. If you do not select this option, you must use the WSUS administration console to perform the initial synchronization. If you want to read more about other settings, click Next, or click Finish to close the wizard and complete the initial WSUS settings.

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j) When you click Finish , the WSUS administration console appears.

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Deploying a Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server