If using WSUS you've probably already done this though.Īs I said there are advantages and disadvantages to each- I think each network is a bit different. If using KBOX you need to make sure to configure an updating GPO properly so users don't get notifications of thing Microsoft thinks you should have. KBOX's interface is much simpler for some tasks and a migration to their patch system reduces the number of servers a guy has to maintain. WSUS has some capabilities such as rollup reporting that are not available on KBOX for orgs with multiple independant sites this could be a big deal. Kbox handles other vendors, but sometimes can be slower to release some patches (sometimes, not always). Obviously WSUS only handles Microsofts patches. There are a few advantages and disadvantages to each in my opinion.
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