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Hello,
can someone say me how to force a client to report its status to the WSUS.
Some clients do not report their status but contact the server every 2 hours.
The GPO are correct an the Reg Keys are correct, too.
Thank you in advance.
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Posted 14 Dec 2005, 08:44
You can force a client computer to check in with the WSUS server, but whether or not this reports their status I'm unsure. Both are entered at the command console:
Win2000 client: secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce
WinXP client: wuauclt /detectnow
Hope this helps.
Win2000 client: secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce
WinXP client: wuauclt /detectnow
Hope this helps.
#3 Guest_Guest_Kenneth_*_*
Posted 16 Dec 2005, 02:36
Hi!
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
Philipp, on Wed 14th Dec 2005, 06:28 pm, said:
Hello,
can someone say me how to force a client to report its status to the WSUS.
Some clients do not report their status but contact the server every 2 hours.
The GPO are correct an the Reg Keys are correct, too.
Thank you in advance.
can someone say me how to force a client to report its status to the WSUS.
Some clients do not report their status but contact the server every 2 hours.
The GPO are correct an the Reg Keys are correct, too.
Thank you in advance.
#4 Guest_Guest_Kenneth_*_*
Posted 16 Dec 2005, 02:36
Hi!
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
Philipp, on Wed 14th Dec 2005, 06:28 pm, said:
Hello,
can someone say me how to force a client to report its status to the WSUS.
Some clients do not report their status but contact the server every 2 hours.
The GPO are correct an the Reg Keys are correct, too.
Thank you in advance.
can someone say me how to force a client to report its status to the WSUS.
Some clients do not report their status but contact the server every 2 hours.
The GPO are correct an the Reg Keys are correct, too.
Thank you in advance.
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Posted 16 Dec 2005, 02:59
Guest_Kenneth_*, on Fri 16th Dec 2005, 09:36 am, said:
Hi!
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
You'd set the check-in time with the WSUS server, as defined in the Group Policy, to 1 hour. Given the 20% variance that is part of the system anyway, this works out to roughly 1-2 hours between each check-in.
#6 Guest_Guest_Kenneth_*_*
Posted 16 Dec 2005, 04:41
Sorry for being stupid. I have found the info in the FAQ
You'd set the check-in time with the WSUS server, as defined in the Group Policy, to 1 hour. Given the 20% variance that is part of the system anyway, this works out to roughly 1-2 hours between each check-in.
SprayCan, on Fri 16th Dec 2005, 07:59 pm, said:
Guest_Kenneth_*, on Fri 16th Dec 2005, 09:36 am, said:
Hi!
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
I wonder how you got the clients to report every 2 hours. The question maybe stupid, but I'm a new WSUS-user.
You'd set the check-in time with the WSUS server, as defined in the Group Policy, to 1 hour. Given the 20% variance that is part of the system anyway, this works out to roughly 1-2 hours between each check-in.
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