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My Edge server is not communicating with WSUS to receive patches. In my configuration we are not unjoining the machine from the domain. I figure since there is no gateway configured on the internal NIC that is why it stopped communicating. Does anyone know how to get around this? Maybe a static route on the box? Thanks!
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My Edge server is not communicating with WSUS to receive patches. In my configuration we are not unjoining the machine from the domain. I figure since there is no gateway configured on the internal NIC that is why it stopped communicating. Does anyone know how to get around this? Maybe a static route on the box? Thanks!

Lync 2010 Edge and WSUS

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Microsoft Applications

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