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Only the clients with the SUS Group Policy or those that are manually configured to use SUS will get the updates.<br />
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How did you instruct your clients to use the SUS server?
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Only the clients with the SUS Group Policy or those that are manually configured to use SUS will get the updates.

How did you instruct your clients to use the SUS server?

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ill spare you a lengthy discussion, just read here. &nbsp;it's the only (and not bad at all for what it does) utility/reporting software i've found and used on my sus servers:<br />
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<a href="http://www.susserver.com/Software/SUSreporting/" rel="ugc">http://www.susserver.com/Software/SUSreporting/</a>
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ill spare you a lengthy discussion, just read here.  it's the only (and not bad at all for what it does) utility/reporting software i've found and used on my sus servers:

http://www.susserver.com/Software/SUSreporting/ [http://www.susserver.com/Software/SUSreporting/]

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well, my two cents says there is no other means of reporting this, as I've implemented this solution for several companies and re vied the options surrounding it very thoroughly. &nbsp;he could use a commercial product such as GFI's languard or Shavlik Pro's patch management, which have reporting, but as far as SUS goes, he's got his answer.
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well, my two cents says there is no other means of reporting this, as I've implemented this solution for several companies and re vied the options surrounding it very thoroughly.  he could use a commercial product such as GFI's languard or Shavlik Pro's patch management, which have reporting, but as far as SUS goes, he's got his answer.

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 &nbsp;After I setup my SUS server is there a way to monitor what clients are getting updates from the SUS server?
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  After I setup my SUS server is there a way to monitor what clients are getting updates from the SUS server?

monitor what clients are getting updates from sus server

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