Trevor Stynes wrote:
> We have a desktop computer at our corporate office that, for security
> reasons, cannot be networked yet we somehow have to keep it patched with the
> latest updates. It is in a secure location and is only accessible by
> specific personnel with security clearances.
>
> I went into the Update Catalog online to see if I could download the
> executables to a CD, DVD or memory stick. I need all te updates that were
> ever released since a specific date. Can this be done? How might I go about
> achieving this?
>
> Also, can we set up some kind of agreement with Microsoft that they would
> send us a CD or email with any new patches so that we could install them on
> this computer?
Trevor,
Since the system is kept in a secure location and it's not networked, is
there a legal reason for why it must be updated ? According to that
scenario, it's not at risk regardless of which updates have been or have
not been installed. If there is a legal or other reason why it needs to
be kept updated, read on ...
All monthly Security updates can obtained on an ISO image here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/e... stype=s_basic
They should be listed in a descending order if the link functions
properly. If not, go here and enter Security ISO in the
" Search All Download Center " field:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/default.aspx
If you need a list of all updates available for the system:
2009 Description of Software Update Services and Windows Server Update
Services changes in content for 2009
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/894199
2008 Description of Software Update Services and Windows Server Update
Services changes in content for 2008
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/961825
MowGreen
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