I happen to be looking at Linux as well (we're in the testing stage now), but the answer to your question is that you're supposed be using SUS (Software Update Server, the free version) or SMS (Systems Management Server, the pay version). If you don't like either of those, I'm sure you could script a solution using the new auto update feature in the control panel, or even ghostcast a new image out to all your machines.
>From: Chris Santerre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Microsoft is driving me nuts again! >Flaw in Microsoft VM JDBC Classes Could Allow Code Execution (Q329077) >The coporate update site is retired. The MS JVM site has no more >updates. >Everything points back to the winupdate site. Winupdate site's >directions >on >how to show direct links to update files is outdated and no longer > >working. >So how the heck are admins updating all there users? Going around >doing a >winupdate on all of them? I don't think so! Anyone have a place to > >download >the update directly? I remember there used to be a trick as well. >Update 1 >machine and check it's temp folder or something. Any help would be >great. >Linux looks better every day! Just another example of why MS will >never >have >my vote for security. They can't even post a simple link to a CRITICAL >update! Chris Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] Systems Administrator JM Associates "I have found the way, and the way is Perl." _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
