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Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection Cookbook

You're reading from   Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection Cookbook Over 31 simple yet incredibly effective recipes for installing and managing System Center 2016 Endpoint Protection

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2016
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ISBN-13 9781786464286
Length 216 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Nicolai Henriksen Nicolai Henriksen
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Table of Contents (10) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Planning and Getting Started with System Center Endpoint Protection FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager 3. Operations and Maintenance for Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager 4. Updates 5. Security and Privacy for Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager 6. Configuring and Troubleshooting Performance and Advanced Protection 7. Troubleshooting and Fixing Issues 8. Malware Handling Index

Working with updates from WSUS

How do updates from WSUS work, and when should we use them?

Getting ready

WSUS is an underlying Prerequisite Service that needs to be in place before you can set up and configure the SCCM role that is called Software Updates.

As mentioned earlier the Software Updates role will also do all the setup and configuration of the WSUS. That said, there are some further steps you need to take care of within the WSUS Console as well as the Active Directory Group Policy Management Console.

How to do it…

There has been, and still is, confusion around whether or not you need a Group Policy setting and Windows Update settings for the clients, since there are different opinions and experiences on this.

Why should I need a policy when the SCCM client is setting it for me? Wouldn't that be the easiest way to go?

Yes, the easiest, but not the safest way.

Well, as long as you have SCCM client agent installed and the Software Update Point (SUP) role working well, it&apos...

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