![]() ![]() If all is well, you will be greeted with the IIS splash page.Īdobe updates will be distributed in the form of ZIP files, DMGs, CRLs, etc. Test the new web server by going to (or your fully qualified domain name) on the server. Under Application Development, be sure to select the following: Open Server Manager, and add the Webserver (IIS) Role. The documentation on Adobe’s site for this part is lackluster, so I’ll try and fill in the gaps. With Windows Server installed and joined to the domain, we will proceed with IIS installation and setup. I blame a coworker for deterring me from using Linux.Ĭlients connect to the update server over the web and download patches. Unfortunately, I will be doing the setup on a Windows Server 2012 R2 machine. I’ll keep my fingers crossed that one day we will be able to update ALL Adobe applications/plugins/etc. Not Flash, not Acrobat Reader, not Shockwave (if that’s still a thing). It is ONLY capable of updating Creative Cloud apps. Right out of the gates, I feel it’s worth mentioning the limitations of AUSST (currently version 4.0). This blog is meant to go over the details of setting up the Adobe Update Server and talking a bit about the caveats about the tool. ![]() It would be ideal to have an internal update server that downloads all the necessary patches once and the clients use that instead of downloading the same update 100 odd times from Adobe individually. A fair number of people on campus use Creative Cloud apps (Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, Premiere, etc.) and connect to Adobe’s servers to get their updates. ![]()
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