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All, I am looking at rolling out security updates and patches
etc. for Windows 2000, Office 2000 etc. I was hoping to utilise Intellimirror
to do this but for the life of me can't figure out how to do it correctly.
I initially tried an IE 6 rollout to a testbed using WInInstaller LE to create
the *.msi file, after failing I then tried out SP2 for the OS, also with no
luck. Please could someone out there advise on the best way to do this as third
party products seem to be the go but are generally not cheap.
Microsoft says that it is trying to lower the total cost of ownership but
having to keep investing in third party products is proving quite costly. Also,
with the security updates etc. how the hell do you get *.msi's, *.mst's
or *.msp's of these the only way to get these seems to be through using
the Critical Update Notification...we cannot expect users to do this
themselves...One last issue...is there any way to cut down on the shut
down and restarts if I roll out IE 6 it will take a reboot also SP2 for W2k
requires a reboot, then SR1a for office will as well most likely so will SP2
for Office. It would take at least a week of logins...and if someone is not
in on the deployment day!!!! I know this is probably basic but if anyone can shed light
on this please advise, I do not at this stage wish t
use SMS 2.0. James |
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