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Summary

As Because the SBC 1k/2k ASM employs Microsoft's Windows Server operating system, it is necessary to periodically download Windows Updates.   Updates are normally downloaded directly to the ASM from the Microsoft Windows Update website. 

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The WSUS installation instructions are provided as a convenience.    Please consult the Microsoft's WSUS documentation should you have any further questions or issues.

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An additional benefit to using a WSUS Server is that the ASM installs Windows Updates much faster.    The WSUS Server works by pre-fetching all necessary updates as they become available.   When the ASM requests an update, the update itself is loaded to the ASM directly from the WSUS Server.

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  1. On the target WSUS Server, begin the WSUS installation by opening the Server Manager and selecting Add role and feature.

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  2. Click Next until you reach the Server Role tab.

  3. Select Windows Server Update Services.

  4. Click Add Features to accept the additional features required.

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  5. Click Next.

  6. Select .NET Framework 3.5 Features.

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  7. Click Next until the Content tab, fill a folder the will host the update.

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  8. Click Next then Install, let the install complete and click on Launch Post-Installation tasks

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  9. Once the Configuration successfully completed, you can close the Wizard

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  10. Start the Windows Server Update Services, hit Next until the Proxy Server tab

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  11. Click Start Connecting to ensure the access to the Microsoft Server.

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  12. Choose your languages.

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  13. Choose the following Products
    • Silverlight
    • Microsoft SQL Server 2012
    • Microsoft SQL Server 2014
    • SQL Server 2008 R2
    • Windows Defender
    • Windows Drivers
    • Windows Server 2008 R2
    • Windows Server 2012 R2
    • Visual Studio 2008
    • Visual Studio 2010
    • Visual Studio 2012
    • Visual Studio 2013

  14. In the Choose Classifications tab, select then click Next
    • Critical Updates
    • Feature Packs
    • Security Updates
    • Service Packs
    • Updated Rollups
    • Update

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  15. Click Begin initial synchronization then Finish

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Configuring the WSUS server to accept Windows Update Requests from an ASM

The WSUS Server must be configured to accept incoming requests from the ASM server.    Use  Use the instructions below to configure the WSUS server to accept incoming requests. 

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  1. On the WSUS server, open Update Services.

  2. Go to Options, then Computer.

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  3. Choose Use Group Policy or registry settings one computers.

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Configuring the ASM to Use the WSUS Server

The ASM must be configured to use the local WSUS server instead of Microsoft's Windows Update site.  There There are two methods for configuring the ASM to use a WSUS Server to download updates:

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  1. Remote desktop to the ASM Server.

  2.  Using the Group Policy editor set "Computer Configuration" \ Policies \ "Windows Components" \ "Administrative Templates" \ "Windows Update" \ “Specifying an  Intranet Microsoft Update Service location”.

  3. Set the Specify intranet Microsoft update service location to Enabled.

  4. Configure replace two server addresses listed in the Options section with the appropriate information for your WSUS Server.

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Do not modify the Configure Automatic Update setting. See the warning below.

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To set the ASM's WSUS Server via the ASM registry, modify the WindowsUpdate key with the Sonus Require values as noted below:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate

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AcceptTrustedPublisherCerts

Reg_DWORD

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  • 1 = Enabled. The WSUS server distributes available signed non-Microsoft updates.
  • 0 = Disabled. The WSUS server does not distribute available signed non-Microsoft updates.

DisableWindowsUpdateAccess

Reg_DWORD

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  • 1 = Disables access to Windows Update.
  • 0 = Enables access to Windows Update.

ElevateNonAdmins

Reg_DWORD

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  • 1 = All members of the Users security group can approve or disapprove updates.
  • 0 = Only members of the Administrators security group can approve or disapprove updates.

TargetGroup

Reg_SZ

 

Name of the computer group to which the computer belongs. This policy is paired with TargetGroupEnabled.

TargetGroupEnabled

Reg_DWORD

 
  • 1 = Use client-side targeting.
  • 0 = Do not use client-side targeting. This policy is paired with TargetGroup.

WUServer

Reg_SZ

Your_Wsus

HTTP(S) URL of the WSUS server that is used by Automatic Updates and API callers (by default). This policy is paired with WUStatusServer, and both keys must be set to the same value to be valid.

WUStatusServer

Reg_SZ

Your_Wsus

The HTTP(S) URL of the server to which reporting information is sent for client computers that use the WSUS server that is configured by the WUServer key. This policy is paired with WUServer, and both keys must be set to the same value to be valid.

Warning

Do not modify the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU key to permit the ASM to automatically load updates from either the WSUS Server or Microsoft Windows Update site.    Sonus selects specific updates to the ASM to ensure the SBC appliance operates within our published specifications, eliminating updates which might either break functionality or reduce the ASM's capacity.  

Downloading unapproved updates to the ASM violates Sonus' Terms of Service

How to Initiate ASM Roll-up Updates

Go to ASM Roll-up Update page to apply ASM Roll-up updates on Sonus SBC 1000/2000 nodes.

Warning

Do not update ASM using any other method than what is documented.

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