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re: Things to Know About the Software Update Point (explaining WSUS Integration)

Kalyan — Wed, 01 May 2013 17:49:47 GMT

It’s really a nice post. And the explanation about how SUP works is excellent!!!

re: Some Details about the Operations Manager Alert to Incident Connector

Zoeb Khan — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 17:55:25 GMT

Is there a way to filter alerts? Example: only create Incidents for High Priority Alerts?

re: Things to Know About the Software Update Point (explaining WSUS Integration)

Shrikant — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 06:06:25 GMT

Correction: So needed to cross check that will the clients download Metadata from CENTRAL server if metadata is not found on local WSUS server (SUP)?

re: Things to Know About the Software Update Point (explaining WSUS Integration)

Shrikant — Wed, 30 Jan 2013 06:04:38 GMT

Hi Marc,

I have an important question to ask. I would like to know that in which case the clients will bypass the secondary servers having SUP installed and will go to the Central site. We had 1200 revised patches recently and caused the clients under secondary sites to go to Central site to download metadata. The sync schedule at central was at 12:45 PM and on secondary it was 7 PM. At 2 PM clients under the secondary sites started to download metadata from Central. So needed to cross check that will the clients download Metadata if its not found on local WSUS server (SUP)?

re: Administering and Tracking Service Manager Beta 1 Connectors

Ben Hogue — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 20:39:55 GMT

The problem we're having (Service Manager 2010 SP1 with CU3 Update) is AD and Config connectors that never complete. Happens at least twice a week, with associated performance degradation.

Before CU3, doing a Synchronize Now seemed not to help, but I have had one incident in our DEV environment since CU3 that responded well to re-synching. I don't know if this is a work-around yet.

Is there any way to diagnose why a connector fails? I can use the logs to pinpoint where processing seems to have stopped (usually around Importer.DCM and MomStore.PhysicalComputers). Or, is there a way to detect failure with a script and perform a re-synch? Preferably, using a DB query to find out if we're hung up.

re: Using the Microsoft Update Catalog Site with System Center Configuration Manager

dude -d — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 16:13:16 GMT

The equivalent of "Online Resources" to access the Microsoft Catalog?

re: Using the Microsoft Update Catalog Site with System Center Configuration Manager

dude -d — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 16:12:40 GMT

How about SCUP 2011?

re: What I have been working on – Service Provider Foundation

Guowen Su — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 09:26:52 GMT

Cool

re: Things to Know About the Software Update Point (explaining WSUS Integration)

George Simos — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:44:36 GMT

Hi Marc,

This is a great post!

Just a note here about the updates scanning from the SCCM Clients, despite that WUA is utilized for the microsoft updates scanning there is also extra functionality in order to get updates published in WSUS via "System Center Updates Publisher".

The latter is not feasible from a client machine that doesn't have the SCCM client installed.

Cheers

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