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Colin Odden
I'm doing RIS builds of Windows 2000 machines in public IP space. We've got
an SUS server on our LAN. Desktops are built with sp3 or sp4 in the image,
but getting patches at build-time is tricky. What are you (gentle reader)
using?
The most attractive method seemed to me something like this: In the .sif
file, add something like this to [GuiRunOnce]:
[GuiRunOnce]
command0=wuauclt.exe http://urlofsusserver /patchnow
.... or something like that. However, I can't tell whether this is possible.
Any suggestions / ideas for patching machines within the first 5-10 minutes
after that first reboot during RIS?
True, I could slipstream patches into the image, but we've got more than ten
different images and the process of slipstreaming is less automated than I
prefer.
Many thanks.
Colin Odden
an SUS server on our LAN. Desktops are built with sp3 or sp4 in the image,
but getting patches at build-time is tricky. What are you (gentle reader)
using?
The most attractive method seemed to me something like this: In the .sif
file, add something like this to [GuiRunOnce]:
[GuiRunOnce]
command0=wuauclt.exe http://urlofsusserver /patchnow
.... or something like that. However, I can't tell whether this is possible.
Any suggestions / ideas for patching machines within the first 5-10 minutes
after that first reboot during RIS?
True, I could slipstream patches into the image, but we've got more than ten
different images and the process of slipstreaming is less automated than I
prefer.
Many thanks.
Colin Odden