In UpdatesDeployment. At this point, the scan request is handled by Scan Agent component. For more information about the scan process, see Software update scan on clients. After the scan is completed, Updates Deployment Agent is notified.
Here's what we see in UpdatesDeployment. Updates Deployment Agent raises state messages for the deployment to update the current Evaluation and Compliance state. Updates Deployment Agent now starts a job to download the software update files from the distribution point. Updates Handler starts the download request from Content Access service for the three actionable updates that are listed above.
The download job is started for the child update in the bundle and the Content ID is logged. Content Transfer Manager starts working on the download job. It first requests the location for the content that must be downloaded.
This location request is handled by Location Services. Location Services sends the location request to the management point, obtains the location response, and then hands it back to the Content Transfer Manager. Here's what we see in ContentTransferManager. Content Transfer Manager receives the distribution point location for the requested content and starts a Data Transfer Service job to start the download of the update.
After the download is complete, CTM and Content Access service are notified, and they mark the download jobs as completed. Content Access service performs a hash verification of the downloaded content to verify the integrity of the downloaded file. This process occurs for each file, although the following example involves a single update being downloaded. Then Updates Deployment Agent raises a state message to update the current enforcement state and then starts the installation of the update.
We see the following message in UpdatesDeployment. Here's what we see in WUAHandler. After the updates are installed, Updates Deployment Agent checks whether any updates require a reboot. Then, it notifies the user if client settings are configured to allow such notifications. After the computer restarts, a post-reboot detection scan is started for the deployment.
The scan verifies that updates are installed and raises state messages for the update and deployment to indicate that updates are installed and that enforcement was successful. At this point, the software updates deployment has been downloaded and successfully installed on the client, and the process is complete.
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Hide Results. ISE posture. ISE Demo. They are evaluated by the Windows Update Agent to determine whether the update should be offered for install. There are three core applicability rules, IsInstalled , IsSuperseded , and IsInstallable , plus the Metadata element used for information shared by the three core rules. For a given update on a given computer, if IsInstalled is false , IsSuperseded is false , and IsInstallable is true , the update should be installed.
These applicability rules appear under the InstallableItem. ApplicabilityRules element under the SoftwareDistributionPackage element. If they are specified in both places, the expressions are combined using the Boolean AND operator to form a composite applicability rule for the package.
They can also be set from the authoring API. Specifies which conditions need to be met for the update to be considered as already installed. If this rule evaluates to true , then the update is already in place on this computer and should not be re-installed. Specifies which conditions need to be met for the update to be needed, regardless of whether or not it is already installed. If this rule evaluates to true , the update should be installed. However, if IsInstallable evaluates to true and IsInstalled evaluates to false , the update should not be installed.
Specifies which conditions need to be met for the update to be considered as superseded. A superseded update is subsumed or made unnecessary by a later update or service pack.
For example, an update may be superseded by a service pack, or a service pack may be superseded by a later service pack. If IsSuperseded evaluates to true , the update should not be installed.
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