WSUS

Discussion in 'Software' started by kat731, May 18, 2007.

  1. kat731
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    Hi all, only Kat!!

    My IT Manager has posted this on the WSUS forum, hasnt had any replies so i thought i'd give you lot a look...

    So, is anyone still using SUS? if so, are you having or had the same issues?

    I'm the IT Junior, what do i know! :eek:

    Kat
     
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  2. Sparky
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    Not using SUS but WSUS works well. :biggrin
     
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  3. elli5on

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    Hi kat, try the following..... In the SUS Server machine, go to "Content" virtual directory in your IIS and change the local appointing to a correct physical directory on the machine.


    See if that makes a difference to installing updates
     
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  4. kat731
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    Thanks Elli,

    hes not in tomorrow, so will let you know tuesday.

    Kat
     
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    Note that a web filter can make SUS or WSUS not update correctly.

    Also some patching in IIS and M$ security updates, plus IIS changes, over a period can break SUS easily. The folder resetting sounds plasible and worth a try btw..

    Yep WSUS is the way to go - though you really need a dedicated box.

    We use a 5 year old department server that is out of warranty and otherwise would be decommissioned.

    For WSUS make sure:

    1. Only WSUS on the box as per MS best practice
    2. Lock it down but watch for a nasty little issue that can arise between WSUS and SCW...ie WSUS install post-SCW can be a problem.


    HTH

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