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Windows Server 2003 : Administering Software Update Services (part 3) - Synchronizing SUS, Approving Updates

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3.2 Synchronizing SUS

On the SUS Administration Web page, click Synchronize Server. On the Synchronize Server page (shown in Figure 3), you can start a manual synchronization or configure automatic, scheduled synchronization. Click Synchronize Now and, when synchronization is complete, you will be informed of its success or failure. In addition, if the synchronization was successful, you will be taken to the Approve Updates page.

Figure 3. The Synchronize Server page


To schedule synchronization, click Synchronization Schedule. You can configure the time of day for synchronization, as shown in Figure 4, and whether synchronization occurs daily or weekly on a specified day. When a scheduled synchronization fails, SUS will try again for the Number Of Synchronization Retries To Attempt setting. Retries occur at 30-minute intervals.

Figure 4. The Schedule Synchronization Web Page Dialog page


3.3 Approving Updates

To approve updates for distribution to client computers, click Approve Updates in the left navigation bar. The Approve Updates page, as shown in Figure 5, appears. Select the updates you want to approve, and then click Approve. If you are unsure about the applicability of a particular update, click the Details link in the update summary. The Details page that opens will include a link to the actual *.cab file that is used to install the package and a link to the Read More page about the update, which will open the Microsoft Knowledge Base article related to the update.

Figure 5. The Approve Updates page

Tip

The first synchronization will download dozens of updates. It might be tedious to scroll and click each check box for approval. Instead, after clicking the first check box, press TAB twice to navigate to the next check box, and press the spacebar to select (or clear) the item.

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