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Batch file that makes hotfixes easy -- and only one reboot!
ANEIL SINGH 09.02.2003
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Are you uncomfortable using Automatic Update for your Microsoft production server hotfixes? Or are you unable to use it due to firewall rules and security? Then testing your updates in QA before deploying to production servers is always a wise idea.
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th this process you can insure all your servers are running your last release of hotfixes within 30 minutes per server with only one reboot. This process will save you critical downtime -- and that's always a big plus with management!
First, log into the server you are going to apply all the hotfixes to and then locate your batch file on your network and execute. The batch file below speaks for itself.
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