Your company has purchased a subscription to Windows Intune. You use Windows Intune to automatically
deploy Windows updates.
You create an automatic approval rule in Windows Intune but notice that previously existing updates are not
deployed.
You need to ensure that all previously existing updates are automatically approved.
What should you do?
A.
Create and deploy a policy that uses the recommended settings in the Windows Intune Center Settings
template.
B.
Edit the schedule for the automatic approval rule.
C.
Create and deploy a custom policy in the Windows Intune Center Settings template.
D.
Run the approval rule.
Right:
To configure automatic approval rules for software updates
In the Microsoft Intune administration console, choose Admin > Updates.
In the Automatic Approval Rules section of the Server Settings: Updates page, choose New.
On the General page of the Create Automatic Approval Rule Wizard, specify a name and optional description for the rule.
On the Product Categories page, select any products for which you want to have updates approved automatically.
On the Update Classifications page, specify the update classifications that you want to have approved automatically.
On the Deployment page, do the following:
Select the computer groups to which you want to deploy the new rule, and then choose Add.
To specify an installation deadline for the updates, select the Enforce an installation deadline for these updates check box, and then on the Installation deadline list, select the installation deadline.
Note
If you specify an installation deadline, the managed computer might require one or more restarts after the deadline interval has passed.
When you are finished, Choose Next.
On the Summary page, review the settings for the new rule, and then choose Finish.
The new rule is shown in the Automatic Approval Rules section of the Service Settings: Updates page.