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stvoglio

Hello everybody!

One of our customors has over 3000 clients on Windows 7 placed all over the country. That means that some of the clients have a better Internet connection some of them have a really bad one.  

Our customor inists that we update the AV Subscription manually every time its released. The problem here is that we can do that procedure only on weekends when nobody is working anymore, but we can't wake up all of the computers via WOL. That means that some offices can't nearly work anymore on Monday because some clients are getting the new Subscription that we released on the weekend before. 

Now my question is: 

Is there a way to set up some sort of neighbor cast so clients who are not up to date get their subscription update from some machine in their subnet? Or is there any other solution that you reccommend? 

Edit: We are working with Enterprise Console 5.1

Thank you in advance!

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    Hello stvoglio,

    we update the AV Subscription manually every time its released

    you mean you (on behalf of your customer) use a fixed version, somehow get to know there's a new one and over the weekend switch to it? Bet the locations with a bad connection are also the ones where WOL doesn't work. Why - BTW - manually? Because of the bandwidth issues? Or is there another reason?

    update from some machine

    ... which would preferably act as an update manager. Or have you already considered and dismissed this?

    Christian

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    Hello stvoglio,

    we update the AV Subscription manually every time its released

    you mean you (on behalf of your customer) use a fixed version, somehow get to know there's a new one and over the weekend switch to it? Bet the locations with a bad connection are also the ones where WOL doesn't work. Why - BTW - manually? Because of the bandwidth issues? Or is there another reason?

    update from some machine

    ... which would preferably act as an update manager. Or have you already considered and dismissed this?

    Christian

    :55847
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