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Winupdate vbs что это
The Story
Step one – create a variable
Step two – edit task sequences
Step three – create a custom wizard pane (MDT Wizard Studio)
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I hope this helped you get a little familiar in the process of creating your own wizard panes. If so, drop me a line!

Note: This blogpost is also posted on the peppercrew website.

The Story

One of the great things about the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) is that it’s a very open product. All the scripts are customizable, including the Deployment Wizard. We can add new functionality to the deployment procedure and add wizard pages so we can choose to use those new functions (or not) with each new deployment. Microsoft encourages creativity for this particular product. One of the functions I wanted to create a wizard page for was the deployment of updates.

I wanted to be able to choose between a quick OS deployment for test purposes (no updates) and a slower, more production worthy deployment (with updates). And since I take my deployment VM on the road with me, I wanted the ability to choose if the updates are downloaded from Microsoft Update or a clients’ WSUS server. The result looks like this:

Here’s how it’s done:

Step one – create a variable

In a standard server task sequence there are two update steps already in place: a pre-application update task and a post-application update task. They’re both disabled by default. We want to turn them on but not by default. So first we’ll need to create a task sequence variable in order to let MDT know if we want to install updates or not.

For this we open the customSettings.ini file (or open Deployment Workbench, right-click your Deployment Share, choose properties and go to the rules tab) and add a property. I called it WinUpdate.

[Settings] Priority=Make, Default Properties=WinUpdate, TargetGroup [Default] WinUpdate=No

As you can see I also have a property called TargetGroup. This is not available by default in MDT so if you want to add this functionality to your deployments then read my previous post. I’ve also set the value for my new variable to No in the Default section.

This is not required but is simply good practice if you want to make sure the default setting is off.

Step two – edit task sequences

Now that we have a variable to work with we’ll have to edit the task sequence(s). These are the steps you’ll have to go through:

Open the task sequence in Deployment Workbench
Go to the Task Sequence tab
Select the Windows Update (Pre-Application Installation)step
Go to the options tab
Uncheck Disable this step
Click Add – If statement and click OK at the prompt
Click on If all conditions are true
Click Add – Task Sequence Variable
At Variable type WinUpdate, set Condition to equals and type Yes at Value
Click OK and Apply (just in case)
Repeat the steps above for the Windows Update (Post-Application Installation)step

Both step should now look like this:

��Win Update Blocker бесплатный блокировщик обновлений��

The Continue on error is also checked but that is optional.

Step three – create a custom wizard pane (MDT Wizard Studio)

Now we have accomplished that the Windows Update steps will only run if our brand new variable is set to Yes. To set the variable to yes we’ll create a custom wizard pane. You can do this manually by editing certain xml files in the script folder of your deployment share but I highly recommend that you download and unpack MDT Wizard Studio. It will make the experience much more pleasant.

I’ll assume you’ve done that for the rest of the tutorial.

Open MDT Wizard Studio, go to File – Open , browse to the script folder of your deployment share and click OK. You can now see the structure of the deployment wizard. In the Panes section select the Select Task Sequence pane and click Add. Enter WinUpdate as the pane ID and DeployWiz_WinUpdates as the file name.

Select the new wizard pane and enter Windows Updates in the Title field of the Settings tab.

Now go to the HTML tab. Here you can create the contents of the wizard pane using html. You can get creative or use the one I made and customize it to your needs. It’s available here.

Just copy/paste everything in. If you click on the Results tab you should get the same result as seen in the picture at the beginning of this blog. When the first radio button is checked the WinUpdate variable gets a value of No. If the second radio button is checked our WinUpdate variable is set to YES. The same goes for the third radio button. If we enter a WSUS server address the WSUSServer variable will be set and if we enter a value for Target group the TargetGroup variable we made in my previous post will be set.

If you specify a default value for the WSUSServer and the TargetGroup variable in the CustomSettings.ini it will be filled in automatically.

Now we need to create a validation script for the pane. If we leave this as it is right now the WSUSServer variable will allways be set. That’s no good!! We need to make sure the WSUS Server and Target Group fields are only enabled if the third radio button is selected. For this we need to create a validation script. Go back to the Settings tab and click Add (Not the Add button in the panes section!).

In the Choose type prompt select CustomScript in the dropdown list and click OK. Enter DeployWiz_WinUpdates (or whatever name comes to mind) for the filename and click Save. The script that I made can be viewed here. As you can see the names of the first function corresponds with the onclick actions in the HTML code of the pane.

The final thing to do is to define the Initialization and Validations. To do this click Add in the Settings tab. Select the Initialization type en click OK. Enter InitializeWindowsUpdate on the first line. This makes sure that when the wizard pane is initialized the ValidateWindowsUpdate function of the validation script is triggered. Click Add again and this time select the Validation type. Enter ValidateWindowsUpdate on the first line.

Now create one more Validation and this time enter ValidateWindowsUpdate_Final on the first line. That’s it! We’re done! You should now see something like this:

Now that we’re done it’s time to test the wizard. You can do this from within Wizard Editor! Go to Wizard and click on Test. You’ll get a table with all the variables, which you can change to simulate different environments.

How cool is that! Click Run and voliá! The MDT Deployment Wizard appears! Select a task sequence and click next until you reach your new wizard pane. Test all the radio buttons and see if the text fields get enabled/disabled correctly:

Example 1: Option two selected. The text fields are disabled (greyed out)

Result of example 1. WinUpdate=YES, no WSUSServer variable

Example 2: Option three selected. The text fields are enabled and filled out.

Result example 2. WinUpdate=YES and both WSUSServer and TargetGroup are set.

Also if you select option 3 and clear out the WSUS server text field a Required warning should appear and the Next button should disable.

And there you have it, fellow nerds and IT geeks! Our very own custom made Windows Update Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Deployment Wizard pane! That’s a mouthful!

I hope this helped you get a little familiar in the process of creating your own wizard panes. If so, drop me a line!

Edit: I’ve made a small update to this wizard pane. I’ve added the ability to set a default value for both the WSUSServer and the TargetGroup variable using the customsettings.ini (or the bootstrap.ini). This means that we can now set a different default value for each section in the ini file and it will automatically show up in the wizard pane! Cool stuff (if I say so myself)!

To update just re-download the files using the links in the blog.

[Settings] Priority=Make, DefaultGateway, Default Properties=WinUpdate, TargetGroup [Default] WSUSServer=http://WSUS.Default.section:8530 TargetGroup=Default [10.15.5.1] WSUSServer=http://WSUS.Gateway.section:8530 TargetGroup=Gateway

Edit #2: I’ve made another small update to this wizard pane. I’ve added some intelligence to the initialization section of the validation script. If you set both the WinUpdate (to yes) and WSUSServer variable in your CustomSettings.ini the bottom radio button will be checked automatically.

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If only the WinUpdate variable is set (to yes) the second radio button will be checked. To update just re-download (both) the files using the links in the blog.

[Settings] Priority=Make, DefaultGateway, Default Properties=WinUpdate, TargetGroup [Default] WinUpdate=No [10.15.5.1] WinUpdate=YES WSUSServer=http://WSUS.Gateway.section:8530 TargetGroup=Gateway

Edit #3: As mentioned in the comments the MDT Wizard Studio application can no longer be downloaded from codeplex. It is however available on Github (props to Jonathan for finding it). I decided to download all the seperate files for you and added them to a zipfile on my stackstorage.

I’ve edited the link in this post so you can download it.

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This script was been created to monitor Windows servers for available updates by the Zabbix system.
The script uses only the Windows Update API. (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/wuapi/nf-wuapi-iupdatesearcher-search). The script checks the number of all available updates, and only the important types of updates separately (according to https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/dubaisec/28 Января 2016/windows-update-categories/).

OS: Windows Server 2008, 2012, 2016
Zabbix : 5.0

The script can be used in two ways:

Specify macroses (full path to the zabbix_sender.exe ) and (full path to the zabbix_agentd.conf ) in the zabbix-node.
Do not specify macros. Then it will automatically search for files zabbix_sender.exe and zabbix_agentd.conf.

The search is performed recursively in each parent folder starting from the script parent folder.
F.e., if the absolute path of the script file is c:\Program Files\Zabbix Agent\plugins\zbx.winupdate.vbs , then:

search for files in the c:\Program Files\Zabbix Agent\plugins\ directory;
if no files are found, check in the c:\Program Files\Zabbix Agent\ directory;
if no files are found, check in the c:\Program Files\ directory;
if no files are found, check in the c:\ directory.

Distribute the zbx.winupdate.vbs file to the required machines.
Make sure that EnableRemoteCommand=1 and AllowKey=system.run[*] is enabled in zabbix_agentd.conf .
Import the template_windows_update_vbs.xml template.
Specify the paths to zabbix_sender.exe and zabbix_agentd.win.conf by the macroses and respectively on each zabbix-node.

Distribute the zbx.winupdate.vbs and winupdateSearchCheck.vbs file to the required machines.
Run the script winupdateSearchCheck.vbs manually: make sure the automatic files search is successful.
Make sure that EnableRemoteCommand=1 and AllowKey=system.run[*] is enabled in zabbix_agentd.conf .
Import the template_windows_update_vbs.xml template.

Instead of the AllowKey=system.run[*] , you can specify permission to run a specific script only. Detailed information on how to do this is available here.

All items are divided into 2 groups: Winupdates vbs and Winupdates vbs panel . You can create a panel with a convenient display of the current status of available updates on the servers. To do this, you need to create a widget Data overview on the dashboard, in the application field specify Winupdates vbs panel . See panel_example.jpg .

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