Flashplayer & Reader via internen Update Server

Hallo liebe Community,
nachdem es mir nach einigem Hin und Her gelungen ist einen Adobe Update Server aufzusetzen und auch Updates via RUM auf einen Client zu verteilen würde ich gerne einen nächsten Schritt gehen.
Derzeit ist es mir möglich die entsprechenden Updates die sich auf meinem Update Server befinden (im konkreten Fall Master Collection CS 6) zu updaten.
Ich würde aber ebenfalls gerne den Reader sowie den Flash Player entsprechend über meinen eigenen Update Server updaten lassen.
Bei meiner Suche bin ich auf dieses Dokument gestoßen: http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/flashplayer/pdfs/flas h_player_11_6_admin_guide.pdf
In diesem (zumindest für Version 11.5) Guide ist beschrieben wie das Ganze funktionieren soll.
Leider scheitere ich bereits an Punkt 1 im Teil: "Background Updates from an Internal Server", welcher besagt:
Configure the server
1.In your server root, create the following path structure:/pub/flashplayer/update/current/sau/fp-major-version/, where fp-major-version is the current major version of Flash Player (for Flash Player 11.4, the major version is 11).
Mein derzeitiger root den ich für Updates nutze lautet beispielsweise "C:\root\updates" bzw. "C:\root\webfeed".
Bedeutet dies nun dass ich unter "C:\root" diese Ordner-Struktur wie beschrieben anlegen muss?Oder wie ist das Ganze zu verstehen?.
Meine Kentnisse was Server angeht war bisher sehr beschränkt und sind nur geringfügig gestiegen durch das Bereitstellen des Update Servers.
Als Szenario ist folgende Konfiguration gegeben:
AUSST läuft auf einem Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP 2
IIS 6 ist aktiv und der Update Server ist als neue Website angelegt.
Handler sind entsprechend eingefügt für: .xml,.sig,.crl,.dmg,.zip
Clients die genutzt werden sind größtenteils Windows 7 Professional Systeme (variieren zwischen 32- und 64-Bit),aber es ist auch geplant diese Funktionalität für Windows XP-Clients zu ermöglichen.
Ist es möglich und wenn ja wie, diese Funktionalität (also Updaten von Flash Player sowie Reader von meinem Update Server) zu gewährleisten?
Ich würde mich über Antworten diesbezüglich freuen da dies ein großer Schritt ist der für uns als IT eine riesige Zeitersparnis ergeben würde.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
USD_GOE

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in relation to on to the above could you please share some thoughts on using AUSST in an enterprise environment spread over 50 countries i relation how to setup the AUSST, taking WAN Lines into considerations. We are using SCCM for application deployment and patching. Is there a comparising model for AUSST vs. SCCM?
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