Integrate installation of Microsoft Update?

I'm working on unattended installations of windows servers.
I know how to slipstream servicepacks/hotfixes, but:

Is there a way I can integrate "microsoft update" into this installation?
I dont want to have to manually open the windowsupdate page and click GO to
start using Microsoft Update

Any Tricks?

Also: Can i somehow use "Dynamic Updates" during setup if I install on a
clean box using a PXE bootflop? (ie WINNT.exe, not WINNT32.exe)

Many Thanx,

Michiel Dulfer

Ditto here - I'm also interested in learning how to enable microsoft update
on multiple computers via script or gpo, etc. I've got a few thousand end
user workstations at different client sites and would hate to have to
manually enable this per workstation.

"Michiel Dulfer" wrote:

> I'm working on unattended installations of windows servers.
> I know how to slipstream servicepacks/hotfixes, but:
>
> Is there a way I can integrate "microsoft update" into this installation?
> I dont want to have to manually open the windowsupdate page and click GO to
> start using Microsoft Update
>
> Any Tricks?
>
> Also: Can i somehow use "Dynamic Updates" during setup if I install on a
> clean box using a PXE bootflop? (ie WINNT.exe, not WINNT32.exe)
>
> Many Thanx,
>
> Michiel Dulfer
>
>
>

These settings can be found in your domain group policy under Computer
Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows
Update. This is also where you would set a group policy to point to your WSUS
server.

"Fred Purdue" wrote:

> Ditto here - I'm also interested in learning how to enable microsoft update
> on multiple computers via script or gpo, etc. I've got a few thousand end
> user workstations at different client sites and would hate to have to
> manually enable this per workstation.
>
> "Michiel Dulfer" wrote:
>
> > I'm working on unattended installations of windows servers.
> > I know how to slipstream servicepacks/hotfixes, but:
> >
> > Is there a way I can integrate "microsoft update" into this installation?
> > I dont want to have to manually open the windowsupdate page and click GO to
> > start using Microsoft Update
> >
> > Any Tricks?
> >
> > Also: Can i somehow use "Dynamic Updates" during setup if I install on a
> > clean box using a PXE bootflop? (ie WINNT.exe, not WINNT32.exe)
> >
> > Many Thanx,
> >
> > Michiel Dulfer
> >
> >
> >