This software update includes a functioning DU switch to remove declined updates, input/output support for all switches, and automatic Remote Registry restart if stopped.
SUSS (Software Update Services Standalone Tool) is an efficient command-line utility that offers seamless control and management of your Windows clients within your patch management architecture. SUSS is designed to provide administrators with superior control over the update status of Windows clients across an enterprise. With SUSS, administrators can easily configure, troubleshoot, check, report and force update clients from a central location, bringing incredible convenience to the management of Windows updates.
The new WU client that comes with Windows XP service pack 2 does not allow connections to a local intranet SUS server, but rather relies on the live internet WUS server with delta updates. Thankfully, SUSS 1.004 detects the version of your Windows Update client, and if it is newer than the old client, it will force the WU client into legacy mode. This allows the client to connect to an existing SUS server in a company’s intranet.
Released in December 2004, SUSS 1.004 contains new features such as the -DU switch, which lets SUS administrators undo any declined updates on remote machines. Plus, all switches now accept an input hosts file and an optional output report file, making it easy to track and manage updates across your enterprise.
Overall, SUSS is an excellent tool that brings a lot of convenience to the management of Windows updates. It offers great features that allow administrators to manage Windows clients with ease, saving time and effort while enhancing security and system performance. If you’re looking to streamline the management of Windows updates, SUSS is definitely worth checking out.
The new WU client that comes with Windows XP service pack 2 does not allow connections to a local intranet SUS server, but rather relies on the live internet WUS server with delta updates. Thankfully, SUSS 1.004 detects the version of your Windows Update client, and if it is newer than the old client, it will force the WU client into legacy mode. This allows the client to connect to an existing SUS server in a company’s intranet.
Released in December 2004, SUSS 1.004 contains new features such as the -DU switch, which lets SUS administrators undo any declined updates on remote machines. Plus, all switches now accept an input hosts file and an optional output report file, making it easy to track and manage updates across your enterprise.
Overall, SUSS is an excellent tool that brings a lot of convenience to the management of Windows updates. It offers great features that allow administrators to manage Windows clients with ease, saving time and effort while enhancing security and system performance. If you’re looking to streamline the management of Windows updates, SUSS is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 1.004: Remove declined updates list - all input/output capability to all switches