asked on Workstations wont register at WSUS (2019 - GPO policy)
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WSUS running on Windows 2019.
2 Computer group defined: MTA-SRV for Servers and MTA-WKS for Workstations.
Most of the servers are registered in the MTA-SRV but in the WKS only the 3 test workstation did register all the rest getting the GPO but do not shown in the WSUS relevant computer at all.
I tried in the few Workstation to gpupdate, in the RSoP i see the policy implemented but its still don't shown.
Any Suggestions?
Tal
WSUSWindows OSWindows Server 2019Active Directory
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Tal Wolberg
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The server registered in a matter of hours in the same day.
The workstations I waited more then 24 hours.
I double and tripled check the GPO configuration and there are looks the same except the computer groups.
The workstations I waited more then 24 hours.
I double and tripled check the GPO configuration and there are looks the same except the computer groups.
Did you try a manual registration and then look at the logs to see what's wrong?
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William Peck
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Update:
There is 3 VLAN that connected to the virtual environment (ESX cluster) thru a trunk.
In the wsus server i see only the 1st vlan (192.168.1.X) register the other 2 dont register.
Ping from the other 2 to the server are passing okey and i access to local shared.
The issue are located only in the wsus (IIS logs of the administration website show only access from the 1st vlan (192.168.1.X) the other for some reason unable to access it.)
There is 3 VLAN that connected to the virtual environment (ESX cluster) thru a trunk.
In the wsus server i see only the 1st vlan (192.168.1.X) register the other 2 dont register.
Ping from the other 2 to the server are passing okey and i access to local shared.
The issue are located only in the wsus (IIS logs of the administration website show only access from the 1st vlan (192.168.1.X) the other for some reason unable to access it.)
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Windows Client(s) not ‘appearing’ in WSUS
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