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Delivery Optimization for Win 10 in Intune
Hey null null,
this is heavily depending on you network environment. There is not a one recommendation fits all in this area. Typical enterprise environments have a WAN infrastructure and often they have centralized internet breakouts. This is a problem if the default DO config is used which is behind same NAT download mode. Meaning every client behind the same public IP address from the central internet breakout will be grouped to one DO group. That means WAN connections behind the central breakout will also be used as all clients are hidden behind your single public IP address.
You could for example limit the grouping to subnets (restrict peer selection) or redefine the download mode to 2 (peering using same group id) and then use for example DHCP to provide DOGroupIDs via DHCP option 234. You can also limit the bandwidth on the clients directly with the DO config... and so on
It all depends on you actual network infrastructure. And you have to measure how effective your settings are in the end. This also needs time as you often have to wait for the next patch day for example...
For a good measurement introduction read Narkis blog post here:
Measuring Delivery Optimization and its impact to your network
For the recommendations for Delivery Optimization read the MS docs article here:
Set up Delivery Optimization for Windows 10 updates
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/waas-delivery-optimization-setup
Finally you should setup Windows Analytics - Update Compliance to get DO reporting:
Windows Analytics onboarding with Intune
https://oliverkieselbach.com/2019/03/28/windows-analytics-onboarding-with-intune/
best,
Oliver