We were actually exploring the same scenario due to some global offices and distribution.
The only option I found on it was to run a PS script that copied an ADR with an updated package name that we would call monthly package. This new monthly package only holds the current updates making it easier to replicate. The other ADR settings would get copied as part of the process. ADRs can't create a new package each time it runs by default. Cesar A. Meaning is NOT in words, but inside people! Dr. Myles Munroe My iPad takes half the blame for misspells. > On Oct 27, 2014, at 1:27 PM, s kissel <sakis...@outlook.com> wrote: > > Hi - Suppose you had an ADR that created a new SU Group every month. You can > set the ADR up to download the updates into a new SU package, or a previously > created one. However, suppose you wanted the ADR to create a new SU package > each month, using variables such as %Month% or something along those lines. > Is this even possible? > > The main driver for this is that with 160 DPs spread worldwide and some with > very, very low bandwidth available, it's become increasingly difficult to > push 6 and 9 GB packages across WAN links repeatedly, and even more so as a > few new DPs are stood up every month. > > Regards, > -S >
