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I have a W2K3 server with SUS installed. I placed this server on my customers private network. I was able to install SUS on my customers W2K server, and synchronize it with my W2K3 SUS server.<br />
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I can go to Internet Explorer on each client machine and connect to <a href="http://suserver/susadmin" rel="ugc">http://suserver/susadmin</a>&nbsp;and see the admin page just fine. When I enter <a href="http://suserver" rel="ugc">http://suserver</a>, I receive 'site is under construction'.<br />
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I was led to believe that I would see a list of available updates at this point. Am I correct?<br />
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Do I have a permissions problem, or am I supposed to just wait for Automatic Updates to 'pop up' on the client machines, and begin the selection of security updates?<br />
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Thank you for your time.<br />
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Chris Reagan
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I have a W2K3 server with SUS installed. I placed this server on my customers private network. I was able to install SUS on my customers W2K server, and synchronize it with my W2K3 SUS server.

I can go to Internet Explorer on each client machine and connect to http://suserver/susadmin and see the admin page just fine. When I enter http://suserver, I receive 'site is under construction'.

I was led to believe that I would see a list of available updates at this point. Am I correct?

Do I have a permissions problem, or am I supposed to just wait for Automatic Updates to 'pop up' on the client machines, and begin the selection of security updates?

Thank you for your time.


Chris Reagan

Clients Can Not Find SUS Server

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.