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Tag Archives: api
Use the WSUS API and PowerShell to query the SUSDB Database
While we know that the WSUS API can be used to perform a multitude of WSUS tasks from approving patches, removing clients to creating automatic approval rules. Diving deeper into the API reveals that we can also find out the … Continue reading
WSUS: Approving and Declining Updates with PowerShell
Now that we have looked at viewing all of the updates on WSUS, we will now look at approving and declining those updates. This can be a little bit tricky as you need to also know what Computer Target Group … Continue reading
Manage WSUS with Powershell
Many of you probably use WSUS as your enterprise patching solution. For those of you who are unfamiliar with WSUS, please check out this link for more information. With WSUS 3.0, you are now able to download and install the … Continue reading