Best practice for windows 10 updates about QoS policy

animofernando — Thu, 02 Nov 2017 04:57:58 GMT

Hi, all.

Recently, one of our company's valuable customer request the solution about QoS policy.

The customer's QoS policy was Application 'ms-update' Services 'application-default'

This policy applied well in Windows 7 environment.

However, the problem is Windows 10 envrionment.

When the computers tried to update to Window Updates, this QoS rule didn't work.

So, I tried to set another rule Application 'any', Services 'any', URL Category 'MS Updates links (about 10-12)'

and it looks work fine. But I know the problem when I apply this rule.

So, when I set the rule Application 'any', Services 'service-http, service-https', URL Category 'MS Updates links'

and the result is not shown what I'd expected.

I want to know the best practice for setting QoS Rule for Windows 10 environments.

Please enlight me with your knowledge.

Have a great day.

Re: Best practice for windows 10 updates about QoS policy

animofernando — Thu, 02 Nov 2017 08:07:14 GMT

windowsupdate.microsoft.com

*.windowsupdate.microsoft.com

*.update.microsoft.com

*.windowsupdate.com

download.windowsupdate.com

download.microsoft.com

*.download.windowsupdate.com

wustat.windows.com

ntservicepack.microsoft.com

*.ws.microsoft.com

*.do.dsp.mp.microsoft.com

*.delivery.mp.microsoft.com

*.data.microsoft.com

*.datamart.windows.com

I'd found the solution. I think those 4 URLs needed in Windows 10.