Posted On March 31, 2019

WSUS Automatic Update Approval Settings

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  1. In Update Rules, click New Rule.
  2. In the Add Rule dialog box, under Step 1: Select properties, select whether to use update classifications or products (or both) as criteria.
  3. In Step 2: Edit the properties, click the underlined properties to select the values for which you want automatic approvals.
  4. In Step 3: Specify a name, give a name to the rule.
  5. Click Run Rule
  6. Click OK.
 

  • In the WSUS administration console, click Options, and then click Automatic Approvals.
How to Create and Link GPO at the Domain Level
Group Policy Management >> Forest: kimconnect.local >> Domains >> right-click kimconnect.local >> select Create a GPO in This Domain, and Link It Here >> set name as “prod – Systems WSUS Settings” >> Computer Configuration >> Policies >> Administrative Templates >> Windows Components >> Windows Update >> double-click Configure Automatic Updates >> click Enabled >> select Auto Download and Schedule the install >> click Next Setting >> enter http://server009 as the intranet update server >> press Next several times until Allow Automatic Updates immediate installation, Enabled >> next >> Turn on recommended updates via Automatic Updates, Enabled >> Apply >> OK
  • In the WSUS administration console, click Options, and then click Automatic Approvals.

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