Difference between Component KB and Bulletin KB

Dear All,
I can able to see some of the Update has same Component KB and Bulletin KB, and some of them not and due to this when work on WSUS server im getting confusion, can you please help me out
with the differnce between Component KB and Bulletin KB and which one we need to take it for reference the wsus server.
Thanks
Balaji K

Hi Balaji,
In brief, Component KB.
A bulletin is an announcement that a new update has been issued. A bulletin might cover one or more updates and discusses the vulnerability fixed by the updates. Typically, a bulletin announces updates for several products within the same product family.
For example, a typical Windows security bulletin might include updates for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Windows 2000, and Windows XP, and any other Windows products as appropriate.
Each update is product-specific and might replace other updates issued earlier for that product in another bulletin.
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