This guide describes how to use System Center Configuration Manager 2012 R2 to import the Windows XP CSA updates.
| Logon to the System Center configuration Manager Management point and start the Windows Explorer goto C:\CSA | |
| Remove the ‘old’ files from the Payload directory. Put them in the _Archive folder | |
| Remove the ‘old’ cab file from the ScanCab directory. Put them in the _Archive folder | |
| Download the ‘new’ Microsoft CSA Update Payload Packages to: C:\CSA\Payload And the CAB file to: C:\CSA\ScanCab. Use a Microsoft Account to get access to the Microsoft connect site. | |
| Open a CMD (as an administrator) and change directory to C:\CSA | |
| Excecute the command line: Wsusimporttool.exe c:\CSA\ScanCab\CSA-WindowsXPSP3.CAB c:\CSA\Payload\ c:\CSA\WorkingDir | |
| Reminder: if the wsusimporttool is giving an Error “No instance of WSUS found on this server. WSUSImportTool can only be run locally on a WSUS server” use the WsusUtil from C:\Program Files\Update Services\Tools\ WsusUtil.exe csaimport c:\CSA\ScanCab\CSA-WindowsXPSP3.CAB c:\CSA\Payload | |
| Check if the updates are presented in the database. Start WSUS admin tool and check if the Custom Support updates are added. | |
| Start the SCCM console and goto Administration | Site Configuration | Sites en selecteer de Site kies voor Configure site components | Software Update Point. | |
| Change the settings to do not synchronize from Microsoft Update or upstream data source. Reminder: change these settings back at the end of this procedure | |
| Go to the tab Sync Schedule and choose a date and time which will take place in a couple of minutes. | |
| A new product group, with the name “Windows XP SP3 custom support” will appear. Check this product group. And sync again from the tab sync schedule | |
| Open the wsyncmgr.log to see if the sync is started and when it will be finished. | |
| Wait till it’s finished. | |
| Change the settings back in the Sync Settings Synchronize from Microsoft update | |
| Start the SCCM console and goto Software Library | Software Updates | All Software Updates Click on synchronize Software Updates. Watch the wsyncmgr.log | |
| See if the updates are visible in the SCCM console | |
| Deploy the updates to the XP collection | |
| Click Run Now |
KammAndRe 
Screenshot for step “Check if the updates are presented in the database. …” isnt available. Plz check.
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Found a document in our CSA portal to use “wsusutil.exe csaimport ” but experienced issues with below messages – any thoughts
Note: We have role base admin and access to servers, what level of SQL access is required ?
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Fatal Error: Cannot open database “SUSDB” requested by the login. The login failed.
Login failed for user ‘Domain\adminUser’.
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Please check if adminUser is having permission on SUSDB.
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