WSUS Workstations Aren't Checking In On Server
Hello All!
I just set up a small network with WSUS. I've managed it, but never set it up initally before and have an issue. It's hosted on a high end Windows 2003 x86 SBS server and only has 3 workstations (XP Pro x86) to manage. Yes - only 3 stations on WSUS, but I have to manage it remotely so it's a big help. They are all on a Domain as well. This company is a perfect example of the overkill some tech people reccomend to people with $.
Anyways - Here's what I did:
I installed WSUS SP1 full on the server.
Created an OU for the 3 workstations and applied policy to them
Synced and Downloaded the updates.
As you can see by the 1st image, the computers haven't reported yet. It's been over 24 hours as well.
WSUS is running mostly on defaults and the details of the GP that is applied looks to be set correctly to point to the server. The server's hostname is MAINSRVR and you can see a setting below in picture #3.
What am I missing? - Thanks!
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I just set up a small network with WSUS. I've managed it, but never set it up initally before and have an issue. It's hosted on a high end Windows 2003 x86 SBS server and only has 3 workstations (XP Pro x86) to manage. Yes - only 3 stations on WSUS, but I have to manage it remotely so it's a big help. They are all on a Domain as well. This company is a perfect example of the overkill some tech people reccomend to people with $.
Anyways - Here's what I did:
I installed WSUS SP1 full on the server.
Created an OU for the 3 workstations and applied policy to them
Synced and Downloaded the updates.
As you can see by the 1st image, the computers haven't reported yet. It's been over 24 hours as well.
WSUS is running mostly on defaults and the details of the GP that is applied looks to be set correctly to point to the server. The server's hostname is MAINSRVR and you can see a setting below in picture #3.
What am I missing? - Thanks!
wsus1.PNG
wsus2.PNG
wsus3.PNG
Asta Cu
Not sure, how current is server and client machines with Windows updates? http://www.microsoft.com/w
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from what I can see check this first
Confirm the port number in IIS and ensure it is included if it is not port 80. Example: "http://update.server.com:8530" . Remember to set the "update server" and the "statistics server" location
Confirm the port number in IIS and ensure it is included if it is not port 80. Example: "http://update.server.com:8530" . Remember to set the "update server" and the "statistics server" location