This following guide is based on the fact that your
environment already has a WSUS installation somewhere (presumably on either an
SCCM server or management server). Since SCVMM references WSUS, you can’t do
much unless you’ve got WSUS installed somewhere.
Add in WSUS/SCCM update server:
Create a new baseline:
Search for whichever updates you need (server
type/classification):
Highlight all the updates you want and click Add…
In the next window select an assignment scope
(this can be done later though so you can always leave this blank if you're not sure what to pick):
The summary page will then give you a quick rundown of what
you’ve selected:
Check the new baseline has been created:
Switch to the Fabric view. Drop down the cluster you applied
the baseline to. Click on the Compliance button and you should be able to see
your baseline:
At this point the compliance state will be unknown since the
machine hasn't yet been scanned against the new baseline. To do this, highlight
the machine and click Scan:
The Scan will then begin and should come back with a result:
In the above example the machine is fully compliant so there
is no need to remediate. Were the machine to be missing updates, however, you
would need to highlight the machine and click on the Remediate button. From
here you can select which missing updates you want installed and whether you
want to allow reboots. If you happen to be remediating an entire cluster in one
shot you can also choose whether to live migrate the clients which reside on each host as SCVMM runs through the patching/rebooting.
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