What's going on, guys? It is Bernardo and today is all about creating a automatic deployment rule
for Windows update within SCCM or short is ADR because I'm going to use ADR a lot
abbreviation of it. So let's get right into it.
All right. So the first thing that we need to do is
open up our SCCM application within your server or within your workstation
wherever you have this particular program into just launch it to log in to your SCCM server.
So first now we need to do is within here, we need to go into software.
Within software we're going to go to overview, we're going to expand the software updates,
we're going to go inside automatic deployment rules. Now from here, we're going to right click
on that particular node and we're going to select on create automatic deployment
rules or ADR for short. And you're going to get the ADR wizard. We're going to provide a name.
I provided the following. Right. You are able to click on the dropdown menu for
templates and pick a template. Microsoft was nice enough to give us templates.
So because I'm pushing out Windows updates, I'm going to do Patch Tuesday makes sense and we're
going to click on Browse and then select your collection. For this example, I'm going to do all
workstations and then click, okay, make sure that you click on Create a New Software Update group.
I like to do that because it gives you a nice little time stamp on the name of the
software group. So that's awesome. So we're going to click next here and I'm definitely
going to leave the deployment settings as the default and we're going to click on next.
Now for the criteria. I selected the following criteria for this ADR rule.
I pick date released or revised, language, product and update classification. Now all the
settings for these particular four criterias, I picked the following I did last one month.
Language was English product was Windows 11 and update classifications. I did critical updates
or security updates. Now you're able to pick more classifications within your infrastructure. I
think they have like features, drivers within the list. But again, it's up to you for this video.
I'm just focusing on critical and security updates. You are able to click on preview
and it gives you a nice little behind the scenes. If updates are being catch
with this particular criteria, go for it. If not, click on next.
Now for the scheduling. This is up to you. You are able to run the rule on a schedule for this
video. I selected run the rule after any software update point synchronization. So I'm going to
piggyback on that schedule and then we're going to click next here now for the deployment schedule.
The only thing that I made modifications here is for software available time I selected as soon as
possible and then I clicked on next there. Now for the user experience and notifications, I selected
hide Software Center and all notifications from users for the deadline behavior.
I selected the software update installation as well as a system restart and at the very
bottom I also enable commit changes at deadline or during a maintenance window
which is going to require a restart. So click next here for alerts.
I left everything as the default for deployment package. I actually
select it, create a new deployment package. I provided the package a name and I gave it a
path. This is the path that I provided. Now click next here.
And I clicked on add, I selected DP. I selected my DP, I clicked. Okay,
click next here now for the download location. I left it as the default,
which is download software updates from the internet. Then click next here for the language.
Just click next, for the download settings. I make sure that I have
both options enabled here to download updates from the DP and install it and
then click next. Here you get a nice little summary next green check mark
and then you're able to close it and then that's it, that is basically how you create ADR to
push out Windows 11 updates to your Windows machines within your infrastructure. And that's
it, guys. Hopefully, guys enjoy this video and I catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.