Apr 28 2020 04:21 PM
If an organization uses Delivery Optimization to update Windows 10 clients, is there any bandwidth affect to note when those clients are now connected to home networks, given the present-day shift toward remote work?
Apr 28 2020 04:35 PM
Solution
Possibly, not a simple one size fits all answer.
It depends on a number of variables that combine to tune and maximize the savings. Details can be found in our just released blog https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/optimize-windows-monthly-update-deploymen...
DO enables a device to source updates of a peer device(s). You can configure DO to define the networks for their peer device(s). If a device is configured to use WU over the internet, and for DO sources, it will see benefits. If the device is configured for on-prem management sourcing, over a VPN, it may not.
In the blog above, we provided options and details for Split VPN and WU update models.
JW
Apr 28 2020 04:35 PM
Solution
Possibly, not a simple one size fits all answer.
It depends on a number of variables that combine to tune and maximize the savings. Details can be found in our just released blog https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/optimize-windows-monthly-update-deploymen...
DO enables a device to source updates of a peer device(s). You can configure DO to define the networks for their peer device(s). If a device is configured to use WU over the internet, and for DO sources, it will see benefits. If the device is configured for on-prem management sourcing, over a VPN, it may not.
In the blog above, we provided options and details for Split VPN and WU update models.
JW