Windows 10: WSUS - WIN 10 patches how can i split the files to push out on the network ?

Hi,


I am inexperienced sysadmin, i am currently managing the WSUS application for updates ( Win7 + Win10 )


we work on a thin client network with updates pushed out to required devices.


The issue we have is our network bandwidth is not big enough to cope with users working and pushing out the Cumulative windows 10 updates, which always seem to be a few GB in size,.


i have seen .CAB files to download the patches.


Please can you help with the options to minimise the load on the network with these updates? I would prefer to split the update into smaller packages and distribute every 2 weeks.


Does this sound possible ?


any advice is greatly appreciated.

:)

 

Win 7 and Win 10 on network

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Turned off firewalls, gave permissions, shared drives. Nothing allows Win 7 computer to access the Win 10 computers.

Any suggestions for a fix?

 

WSUS clients are not able to get an updates. WSUS is reporting different version of client.

Just noticed that:

Any clients that have quit reporting and failed to play nice with WSUS have both of these security rollups:

KB4093108

KB4093118

The clients that work fine do not have the above patches installed. It is the same regardless if they are Win-7, Win2008 server, or Win-10.

My WSUS server only serves up about 69 clients and 23 of them started experiencing the issue around the same time that the above patches were installed. Being that they are roll-ups, they can't be uninstalled.

Not a happy camper with MS and WSUS right now.

 

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