And even better...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/31/windows_10_torrent_updates/
Might make sense for a small shop that does not have WSUS set up. But chewing up my internet uplink bandwidth without permission does not come over well. And of course, this feature is bulletproof and no one will ever be able to conceive a hack that points the share at c:\users ...???
Windows 10 employs a system of sharing updates between users’ PCs and across their own networks rather than download direct from Microsoft. The system is called Windows Update Delivery Optimisation, or WUDO.
It works by creating a local cache and stores files that it has downloaded in that cache for a short period of time. Windows sends parts of those files to other PCs on your local network or PCs on the Internet that are downloading the same files.
Might make sense for a small shop that does not have WSUS set up. But chewing up my internet uplink bandwidth without permission does not come over well. And of course, this feature is bulletproof and no one will ever be able to conceive a hack that points the share at c:\users ...???
