Managing and deploying updates via Configuration Manager
The new creation of border groups and changing the WSUS configuration file helped.
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Hello.
Structure: SCCM 2010
Primary site (local client) Management point, Distribution point
Site system server: Data base
Site system server(vpn client):Management point, Distribution point, Software update point.
In vpn boundaries, the range of vpn clients is specified.+ vpn border group.
Boundary groups setting:
References: site system server- Site system server(vpn client)
Relationship: Default-Site-Boundary-Group - DP - 120(install app, no updates uploaded to DP), SUP - Never
Options - enabled Prefer cloud based sources over on-premises sources
Client log:
CAS.log no data available
ContentTransferManager.log no data available
how can I force updates via MS servers?
Managing and deploying updates via Configuration Manager
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The new creation of border groups and changing the WSUS configuration file helped.
Hi @pasha-mayerov ,
Agree with RahulJindal-2267, content is on the local DPs and the deployments are configured to download content from local DPs, we could refer to the following the screenshot to set it:
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Are you looking to use MS CDN servers to provide patch content for MS products? If yes, then just ensure you only select ‘Install over internet using Microsoft Update’ in your deployment assignments and don’t allow download of content from your local DPs. Your boundary group config seems to be accurate for this to work.