In this post, we will detail how to configure Delivery Optimization in a Task Sequence to prevent using the LAN mode by default. This means a remote office could be considered local, then try to share Windows Updates on the internal WAN and then choke the network. This means that every computer going on the internet through a single IP address like many businesses do will be considered in the same LAN network. By default, the Download mode is configured in LAN Mode. With that said, Delivery Optimization as the potential of doing the opposite of what it was designed for. This great blog post resume and compare both solutions in details We recommend looking at BranchCache or Peer-to-Peer to help with bandwidth management. SCCM bypass this feature, except for one case, if Express Updates are used. If you are using SCCM to deliver Windows Updates, Delivery Optimization has no positive or negative impact on the network. This blog post will describe how to configure SCCM Delivery Optimization Task sequence.
Windows 10 clients must have access to the internet to be able to leverage Delivery Optimization to establish a peer-to-peer connection to another Windows 10 computer. Delivery Optimization is a cloud-based service that allows computers on the same network to share updates files to prevent reaching out to Windows Update directly or to a remote WSUS. This feature is called Delivery Optimization. Windows 10 brings a new feature to optimize network performance when it comes to Windows Update.
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