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Introduction • 4min
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Optional Lab Setup • 44min
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Downloading Required Software
Video | 5 min
Installing VirtualBox and Creating Our VMS and Virtual Network
Video | 6 min
Installing Windows Server Part 1 and 2
Video | 13 min
Building Our Windows Domain
Video | 8 min
Installing Windows 10
Video | 12 min
Installation and Configuring WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) • 1hr 36min
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Installing The WSUS Role
Free lesson
Video | 4 min
Configuring Our WSUS Server
Video | 9 min
Configuring WSUS with Group Policy
Video | 13 min
Configuring WSUS Clients That Are Not In Your Domain
Video | 10 min
Lab: Installing and Configure WSUS
Lab | 60 min
How to use WSUS • 46min
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WSUS Synchronizations
Video | 5 min
Managing WSUS Client Computers and Groups
Video | 4 min
Approving WSUS Updates
Video | 7 min
Lab: How to use WSUS
Lab | 30 min
WSUS Troubleshooting • 11min
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Issues with Client Computers Not Reporting
Video | 5 min
What To Do When Your WSUS Server Wont Download Updates
Video | 3 min
WSUS Server Cleanup Wizard
Free lesson
Video | 2 min
Windows Update Agent Result Codes Reference
Video | 1 min
Advanced WSUS Administration • 57min
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Creating an Downstream WSUS Server
Video | 9 min
Moving Your WSUS Content to Another Hard Drive (or Location)
Video | 6 min
Importing Updates to an Offline WSUS Server
Video | 12 min
Lab: Configuring a Downstream WSUS Server
Lab | 30 min
Course Conclusion • 1min
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For the last task in the lab, add saws01 to wsus, was i supposed to leave the workstation as non domain and setup a network shared folder or add the workstation to the domain? Im doing these things already in my home lab but wanted to know what the instructions were trying to convey.
Hi
Dusten Maxwell
The SAWS01 machine from the lab is not joined to the domain so you can configure it that was a non-domain join. If it’s easier you can join the workstation to the domain and do it that way as well.
Ricardo