I am also interested in this topic. I have several offices running Windows XP
but have a Suse Linux server sitting in all the offices as a caching device.
It would be nice to have the clients in all the offices get their updates
from the server in their office instead of coming back to the corporate
office to get them from the WSUS box.
Anyone figure this out?
Tim Bates wrote:
>
> Ricardo Augusto de Souza wrote:
>> Why the hell do u want to cache windowsupdate?
>> Just install a WSUS (
>> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/wsus/default.aspx ) in one windows
>> machine in your LAN and it will download windowsupdate and send it to
>> your local machines.
>>
> Perhaps because clients can't be controlled... EG: People accessing the
> net via a public WiFi network, or boxes behind an ISP transparent proxy.
> Not every use of Squid is in a corporate LAN. I'm interested in a
> solution to caching Windows Updates because I work for a computer shop
> and we do updates on customer's PCs every day. We can't go telling those
> PCs to use a WSUS box because they leave the LAN 10 minutes later.
>
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> TB
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