bmason505
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Score: 114 Joined: 1/23/2003 From: Minneapolis, MN Status: offline
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How did you get a 12 hour notification? The /c:XX can go to only 99 minutes. The /n switch can set how often users are nagged. If you have a /q the entire process is hidden including reboot notification so I wouldn't use that. Getting back to the countdown switch. If you had it set for 15 minutes, users would get notified that a patch is going to be installed in 15 minutes. If a reboot is needed, they'd be given a second 15 minute countdown for that. If you choose not to notify users of patching, I think only the reboot timer will show and only if a reboot is needed. I would not set the program to run hidden. That'd be about the same as a /q switch. Use the ITMU switches in this case. Also, by default, the DSUW will create an ITMU program that does supress notification and you want that because you want ITMU's windows controlling all of this, not the built in SMS stuff.
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Brian Mason MCSA\MCSE\MS MVP - SCCM Wells Fargo http://www.miscusergroup.org/
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