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==Usage Policy== | ==Usage Policy== | ||
| − | *University-Owned Computers - All University-owned computers are automatically configured to use WSUS to install updates. | + | *<b>University-Owned Computers</b> - All University-owned computers are automatically configured to use WSUS to install updates. |
| − | *Personal Machines - All personal machines used on the NC State University Network are required to be [#blah manually configured] to use WSUS. | + | *<b>Personal Machines</b> - All personal machines used on the NC State University Network are required to be [#blah manually configured] to use WSUS. |
| − | *Home Machines - NCSU faculty and staff are encouraged to [#blah manually configure] their home computers to use WSUS. | + | *<b>Home Machines</b> - NCSU faculty and staff are encouraged to [#blah manually configure] their home computers to use WSUS. |
==Client Support== | ==Client Support== | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 31 May 2006
WolfTech's WSUS server provides a convenient way to automatically keep your computer up-to-date with the latest software updates from Microsoft. The prompt installation of security updates is critical to the security of the NC State University Network.
Usage Policy
- University-Owned Computers - All University-owned computers are automatically configured to use WSUS to install updates.
- Personal Machines - All personal machines used on the NC State University Network are required to be [#blah manually configured] to use WSUS.
- Home Machines - NCSU faculty and staff are encouraged to [#blah manually configure] their home computers to use WSUS.
Client Support
WSUS supports the following client operating systems:
- Windows 2000 SP3 or later
- Windows XP
- Windows Server 2003
Earlier operating systems, such as Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME are not supported. Non-Windows operating systems are not supported.
How to Configure Your Personal Computer
- Download wsus.reg.
- Double click on wsus.reg. You should see the following confirmation:
- Click OK.
- Reboot