Hello,
I've installed the Wapt server on Windows Server 2012 and deployed the agent via a Group Policy Object (GPO) for client machines. My problem is preventing non-Microsoft software (e.g., Adobe, PDFCreator, Firefox, etc.) from updating directly from the internet, while allowing updates to be managed through the Wapt server. For your information, there's a dedicated WSUS server that manages Microsoft products, which use WSUS for their updates.
My goal is to replicate this scenario for non-Microsoft products.
What configurations do I need to make on Wapt?
Thank you in advance for your suggestions.
Best regards.
Manage the update via waptserver and not via the internet
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Yes, you want to disable updates for each software so that updates are only managed by wapt:
You need to find the trick for each program. For example, for Firefox:
In the Firefox package from tis you will find a mozzilla.cfg file in which you will find:
It is this post-installation configuration that will allow Firefox to be told not to update automatically.
For Adobe Reader, it's yet another method.
As a general rule The TIS packages have already been configured to disable automatic updates of the software they include.
You need to find the trick for each program. For example, for Firefox:
In the Firefox package from tis you will find a mozzilla.cfg file in which you will find:
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// Disable Auto Updates
pref("app.update.enabled", false);
pref("extensions.update.enabled", false);
pref("app.update.service.enabled", false);
For Adobe Reader, it's yet another method.
As a general rule The TIS packages have already been configured to disable automatic updates of the software they include.
