First thing we need to do is download and install the Microsoft 2008 Report Viewer
Once that is complete, go to Server Manager, select Roles then Add a role. Click Next
When the Add Roles Wizard comes up Check Windows Server Update Service
You will be prompted to add additional required features, Click Add Required Role Services
Click Next
The standard Role Services are all you need at this point. Click Next
Click Next
Review your settings and Click Install
Once the IIS Services install is complete, Click Finish
You will then be prompted to go through the WSUS install. Click Next
Agree to the EULA and Click Next
You will be prompted to assign an update store location. Generally I like to keep it local if at all possible, just make sure you have adequate drive space to store the updates. Click Next
You will then be prompted to decide if you would like the WSUS database installed locally or on a remote machine. Once you decide, Click Next
If this is a stand alone server I would stick with the default site. If not you may want to setup a custom site. Click Next
Verify Settings and Click Next
Once the install finishes, Click Finish
Before you get started with WSUS, or SCCM for that matter you need to finalize some settings post install. On the Before you Begin screen Click Next
Entirely up to you. Click Next
If is the first/only WSUS server in your enterprise you will want to pull updates straight from Microsoft. If not, specify the location of the upstream WSUS server you want to use and Click Next
If you need to use a proxy to reach outside of your network, provide that information and Click Next
You will be prompted to test your connection to Microsoft (or the upstream server), Click Start Connecting
If you are able to connect to Microsoft you are all set. If not go back to Proxy settings and see if information was entered incorrectly.
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