Thanks Matt and everyone for inputs- much appreciated.
> On 24 Mar 2020, at 8:19 am, Matthew Solly wrote:
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> If you use SCCM, you can deploy a cloud management gateway (CMG) in Azure.
> The cost is around $150AUD per month, plus data egress and storage costs.
>
> Your clients only use
Have seen a couple of queries today regarding transit needs, and
particularly across real-time deployment platforms such as Megaport.
If you have a portal account, you can see who is offering Transit Services
(local or blended) via Megaport Marketplace at
https://portal.megaport.com/marketplace -
If you use SCCM, you can deploy a cloud management gateway (CMG) in Azure.
The cost is around $150AUD per month, plus data egress and storage costs.
Your clients only use the CMG to retrieve policy (though you can also
deploy applications through it if you’d like). They will automatically
Second that,
Use SCCM for approval and then have the end-points pull the
actual updates from MS.
Kind Regards,
James Troy
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Subject:
Or Direct Access
Another way is a Cloud Distribution Cloud and Gateway in SCCM
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Subject: Re: [AusNOG] Windows machines patching
This is the right approach.
Leverage Intune for off-net management and control, or an always-on VPN if you
prefer, and you’re golden.
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Windows Update For Business - patching direct from MS over internet.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/waas-manage-updates-wufb
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 1:15 PM Gr ccie wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Now that we have most of people working remotely. Any patching the laptops
>
Hi All,
Now that we have most of people working remotely. Any patching the laptops has
to be done over the VPNs.
Apart from usual bottlenecks - internet, fw, vpn device - what approach should
you take? Client based throttling appears quicker than implementing policies at
network level?
