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I just took over a LAN/WAN that is having issues with WSUS. I've noticed the GPO setting &quot;Enable Client Side Targeting&quot; &amp;&nbsp;it is enabled with only one of my remote offices listed. I have office1, office2, and office3. Office1 is the only one showing in the setting. What kind of issues can this cause? Should I add the other 2 offices to this setting &amp;&nbsp;if so how? office1, office2, office3 or office1; office2; office3??<br />
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I just took over a LAN/WAN that is having issues with WSUS. I've noticed the GPO setting "Enable Client Side Targeting" & it is enabled with only one of my remote offices listed. I have office1, office2, and office3. Office1 is the only one showing in the setting. What kind of issues can this cause? Should I add the other 2 offices to this setting & if so how? office1, office2, office3 or office1; office2; office3??

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