Create Automatic Deployment Rule In SCCM 2012 R2.pdf

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In this
document you
will see how to Create Automatic Deployment Rule in SCCM 2012 R2. ADRs fill a large gap in software update functionality that existed in
ConfigMgr 2007, as there was no way to automatically download and assign updates. Thanks to Microsoft for introducing the ADR's which have the ability to
automatically approve updates and deploy them. You typically use this method of deployment for your monthly
software updates
(generally known as Patch Tuesday)
and for managing definition updates. When the rule runs, software updates are removed from the software update group (if using an existing group), the
software
updates
that meet a specified criteria (for example, all security software updates released in the last week) are added to a software update group, the content files for
the software updates are downloaded and copied to distribution points, and the software updates are deployed to client computers in the target collection.
Create Automatic Deployment Rule In SCCM 2012 R2
To create ADR, right click on
Automatic Deployment Rules
under
Software Library > Software Updates
and click
Create Automatic Deployment Rule.
Specify the name for the ADR. Choose the template, click
Browse
and select the target collection for update deployment. Next choose
Create a new Software
Update Group.
If you choose to add to an existing update group, a new one is created the first time the ADR is evaluated and reused for each subsequent evaluation
of the ADR. If you choose to use a new update group, then a new update group is created for every evaluation of the ADR. Leave the box checked for
Enable the
deployment after this rule is run.
Click
Next.
On the Deployment Settings page, choose the detail level as
Only success and error messages.
Next, choose
Automatically deploy all software updates found by
this rule and approve any license agreements.
Click
Next.
ADRs populate an update deployment with references to updates based on a pre-defined filter similar to console filters described in
All Software Updates”
section. A
subset of the filter criteria is displayed on this page, where you select and define the criteria for finding the updates for inclusion in the update
deployment.
I will be choosing the following property filters.
1) Date Released or revised for last 2 months.
2) Updates to be in English language.
3) Updates target Windows 7 Product.
4) Updates have to be Critical updates or Security Updates.
Click
Next.
This page lets you configure when you want the ADR rule to be evaluated. This is important because the ADR rule runs as per the schedule that you configure here so
configure this carefully. For convenience, it also shows the SUP synchronization time so you can coordinate the two times. Note - It doesn’t make sense to run an
ADR evaluation more frequently than the SUP synchronization time because there will be no new updates to find. You can also disable the automatic, scheduled
evaluation of an ADR, leaving it to be initiated manually. In this example I will choose to run the rule after SUP synchronization. So my rule would be run every 7
days when the SUP sync happens. Click
Next.
Specify the schedule details for the deployment, set
Time based on
to
UTC.
Choose the
Software available time
to
As soon as possible
and
Installation deadline
to
7 days. I know 7 days is a lot of time, you could choose your settings here. Click
Next.

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