Windows 10: Is there a way to use WSUS and SCCM without internet connection? We have a system that...

Is there a way to use WSUS and SCCM without internet connection? We have a system that doesn't have any access to the internet, looking for a work around.

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HELP with WSUS and SCCM Updates

Hello,

I am hoping I can get some help here or a direction as to where to look/ check, I have Sccm installed at my site, no DP's just single site. I have devices showing up which have the client installed. The issue im stuck on is WSUS is not talking with SCCM.
I went into the WSUS console and sync'd. Do i need to set something within WSUS to talk to SCCM?

In SCCM I changed the options to look at the WSUS server ( Both wsus and sccm are on the same server 2012 R2) What am I missing here? And if anyone knows any good documents that can help me with getting this fixed as well as building packages for OS10
using sccm/ apps that would be awesome! Thanks!!!

 

SCCM (WSUS) not showing recent updates but no error.

Hi,

I've seen that the KB502004 for Windows 11 22H2 is absent from the update list of my SCCM (and WSUS).

There is no bugs or error in updates synchronisation (I have other updates from today).

Is there a delay in some updates to SCCM ?

Thanks !

 

What is the offical way to update Windows 10 without connecting it to the internet?

There are several ways to keep your Windows updated, without all of them being connected to the Internet. There are Microsoft provided solutions (WSUS/SCCM), as well as n-number of 3rd party products available which support the same.

1. You can download and install the Windows Updates (patches) manually on the system, but that would be terrible to manage if you've more number of systems and you want to do proper testing of the patches in the UAT environment.
   
2. Another option is to setup a WSUS Server, which would synchronise with Microsoft's Update Servers for the latest updates, and then you can distribute these updates within your intranet/network without requiring any of the other system to have Internet.
   
3. Then there are some paid solutions like Microsoft's SCCM(which also uses WSUS), and couple other 3rd party applications.
   

If this is the only requirement, and if you don't want to invest a single penny, I'd suggest you to go with the deployment of WSUS. You can enable WSUS role on any of your Windows Server OS.

WSUS Server would require to connect to Internet to synchronise with Microsoft's Update Servers for the latest updates, and then you can distribute these updates within your intranet/network without requiring any of the other system to have Internet.

Using WSUS, you can deploy updates in your UAT environment first, and then depending on the outcome of the patch, next to your production systems or similar. It has the options to select updates for products (Microsoft Office, Windows OS Types, etc.), and the classification of updates(Critical Updates, Security Updates, Upgrades, Service Packs, Updates, etc.) which is pretty much handy to use.