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I have my workstations fully compliant with software updates and have moved on to servers. We want to be able to download updates but manually install them. The only way I could get this to work is by setting the install deadline to 2015 or something. Otherwise it just installs updates automatically which we don't want in our datacenter. It appears SCCM overrides the GPO setting of Auto Download and Notify for Install. I was curious how everyone else is patching servers using SCCM 2012.

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patching servers is usually done with the help of maintenance windows (on the collections), by using maintenance windows you decide when the servers get updated..

 

for manually patching them, adjust the schedule on the deployment and make the deployment available and Do Not Set a Deadline for software update installation..

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Thanks for responding anyweb. I set my deployment schedule to As soon as possible but that just sets the deadline to the time of deployment. Updates are still installing automatically and I don't see a way to not have a deadline. What am I missing?

 

THanks!

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great ! and yes that's a feature of ADR's currently, perhaps it'll change in the future who knows

 

so to sum up, if you want to manually patch the servers create a Software Update Group containing the updates you want to target to your servers and deploy it as Available.

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