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70-411 DFS Replication

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70-411 DFS Install and Configure

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70-411 WSUS and PowerShell

April 13, 2017September 4, 2019 Ed Goad 1 Comment

####################################################### #Install WSUS Install-WindowsFeature UpdateServices -IncludeManagementTools #Initial configuration New-Item c:WSUScontent -ItemType Directory  & ‘C:Program FilesUpdate ServicesToolsWsusUtil.exe’ postinstall contentdir=c:WSUScontent  #Review synchronization

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70-411 WSUS computer groups, GPOs and Auto Approval

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70-411 WSUS Install and initial setup

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