1. Open the Administration Console. 
2. Go to Advanced → Application management → Software updates. 
3. Click Additional actions → Configure Windows Update synchronization.

4. Follow the instructions in the Task Creation Wizard.

The Windows Update synchronization task will be created.

For more information about synchronizing Windows Update with Administration Servers, see Online Help.

1. Open the Administration Console. 
2. Go to Managed devices → Policies.
3. Open the Properties of the Network Agent policy.
4. Go to Updates and software vulnerabilities.
5. Select the Use Administration Server as WSUS server checkbox.
6. Select a Windows update search mode:
   • Active. The Administration Server with the help of the Network Agent initiates the connection of Windows Update Agent on the client computer to the update source: Windows Update Servers or WSUS. The Network Agent then transfers the information received from the Windows Update Agent to the Administration Server.
   • Passive. In this mode, the Network Agent periodically transfers the Administration Server information about updates that it received when the Windows Update Agent last synchronized with an update source. If the Windows Update Agent does not synchronize with an update source, the information about updates on the Administration Server becomes outdated.
   • Disabled. The Administration Server does not collect any information about updates.

7. Save the policy. 

The policy has been configured.

For more information about setting Windows updates in the Network Agent policy, see Online Help.