SCCM - Apply updates during Build and Capture Task Sequence. No WSUS Integration.
If you have a WSUS in your environment but it's not integrated with SCCM you can use the MDT method.
You will need the ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf that's part of MDT.
Then you can either Run Command Line during the Task Sequence or Install Software (if you import the script as a package).
I just created a package with all MDT scripts and a program to run the ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf
In MDT the Task Sequence would read the value of WsusServer from the customsettings.ini file.
In SCCM you will need to create a variable with this value in the collection you are targetting the Task Sequence.
To create the variable right click the collection you will advertise the Task Sequence and click on Modify Collection Settings.
Select the Collection Variables tab.
In the Name field type WsusServer and in the value field type your WSUS server name. Note that the http:// is mandatory.
And you are done.
You will need the ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf that's part of MDT.
Then you can either Run Command Line during the Task Sequence or Install Software (if you import the script as a package).
I just created a package with all MDT scripts and a program to run the ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf
In MDT the Task Sequence would read the value of WsusServer from the customsettings.ini file.
In SCCM you will need to create a variable with this value in the collection you are targetting the Task Sequence.
To create the variable right click the collection you will advertise the Task Sequence and click on Modify Collection Settings.
Select the Collection Variables tab.
In the Name field type WsusServer and in the value field type your WSUS server name. Note that the http:// is mandatory.
And you are done.
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