Windows Media Creator Tool Windows 10

[Rounak Wetzel]

If I use the Windows 10 upgrade tool or the Media Creation tool, I always get an error that coincides with an issue downloading the data. If I put a machine's IP address into the BYPASS list, these tools work great. I'd rather not mess with bypass lists because you can forget an IP is in there, plus its messy and unwieldy to maintain. I'd rather put the appropriate URL's in to allow this tool to work.

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So I used PUTTY and logged into our S170 and did grep, access logs and put in the IP address of my test machine. I had Putty log all output to a text file and then run the Media Creation tool to download a Windows 10 ISO file. I then opened this putty.log in Notepad++ and found all occurrences of denied. I tried putting some Regex's into our allowed domains whitelist (Custom URL Categories) but its still blocking.

I'll see if this forum lets me attach the whole putty log but if you have any ideas before I open a ticket with Cisco, please let me know what you did to allow this tool to download Windows 10 iso (or usb stick image or in place pc upgrade).

Ok that is an interesting way to go about setting it up. I configured that new authentication policy to not do any type of authorization, and the identity is flagged on a URL list with these in. However I am still getting blocked and when I check the blocked transaction in the UI, it seems to be on with Block - Policy as the disposition. There are some ocasional download.windowsupdate.com in there as well but with .windowsupdate.com in the URL list why wouldn't this be allowed?

Ah ok I see it is currently disabled. I am a little cautious to enable it if AMP and Virus scanning is going to have a harder time finding malware and virus signatures. I don't get why this has to be a global option. If I had my way I would turn it on for the Microsoft Updates Identity but leave it off for everything else.

I got the ISO file I needed by allowing the direct link to the Windows 10 .ESD file that I found the Media Creation Tool was trying to pull via google chrome. Googling how to convert an ESD file to ISO file lead me to an article along with download links to a tool that does this.

I'll experiment with this just to see if it makes a difference, but I'll likely put it back to disabled to stay secure. I don't know if anyone from Cisco is reading this forums, but guys... you really should be putting this checkbox under each identity for more granular control. This all or nothing approach just does not work.

EDIT: Thats what it was Ken. You are a valuable asset to this community! You've helped me in the past on various posts and I can't thank you enough. The Media creation tool is actually working now. I am cautious about leaving this on however because security is very important to the team. Again I just can't believe Cisco would make this an all or nothing setting. That does not seem to be the right direction for this feature. I will inquire TAC about if that can be changed before leaving Cisco WSA for an alternate solution in the 2018 budget year. If they don't change it, they dug their grave.

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