What's going on, guys? It is Bernardo and today is all about creating a ADR for Microsoft 365 updates
in SCCM, so let's get right into it. All right. So the first thing that we need to do
is open up your SCCM console and we are going to head to software,
overview, software updates, and we are going to select automatic
deployment rules or ADR for short, and we're going to right click on that node
and then pick create automatic deployment rule. It's going to launch the wizard.
We're going to provide a name to our ADR. We are able to give it a template.
So click on the dropdown menu and Microsoft was nice enough to actually give us a office 365
Client Update Template, so select it and for the collection click on Browse
and then pick your collection. I pick all workstations and then click okay.
Now from here, make sure you select Create a new software update group.
I like using this option because each time it creates a new software update group with a
timestamp, so that's pretty neat. And then click next there, for the deployment settings.
I left everything as the default and I click next there for the software updates,
the criteria. This is important. This is where the magic happens. I picked
the following, I picked date released or revised, product and the title,
and I gave it the following information for date released or revised.
I gave it last one month for the product. I selected Microsoft 365 Apps, Office 2019
and Office LTSC. I gave it the following title, but you don't really need to give all this. You
can actually shrink it down and just enter current channel and it will still give you information.
Now if you want, if you click on preview, it should give you a nice overview of everything
that this particular criteria is providing.
You are able to narrow it down. I think another option that you want to do is probably, you know,
flavor type like 86 or 64 bit and then it will really shrink down this list
for you. So click close here. We are going to click next now for scheduling. I left it as run
the rule after any software update point synchronization. So I'm going to actually
piggyback on that schedule and then I'm going to click next here now for the deployment schedule.
The only thing that I made modifications here is for the time
and I clicked on the dropdown menu and I selected UTC and then I click next here
for the user experience. I like to hide the notifications from the software center and I
also for the deadline behavior, I selected software update installation as well as a
system restart if it's necessary and I click next
for alerts. I left it as the default click next here for the deployment package. I actually
selected it, create a new deployment package, and I gave it the following name as well as I created
a folder called Current Channel Inside my sources, which I have another folder called Microsoft
365 updates, and I provided the UNC path to that particular folder to drop all those
updates into the folder called current channel. And then I click next here. I clicked on ADD,
I selected DP, I selected my DP, I clicked okay, click next here.
I left the default as download software updates from the internet. Click next
for the language. This is okay with me. I click next here the deployment settings. I
just make sure that I selected for the deployment option the first option to
download software updates from the DP and install and then click next.
Going to get a nice little summary, click next and you should get a green checkmark,
which is always a good thing and then you're able to close it and
that's it. We created a Microsoft 365 update ADR rule for our SCCM.
How awesome is that.
Hopefully guys enjoy this video and I catch you guys on the next one peace out.