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Answered WSUS Server 3.2 Server Console Showing Installed/Not Applicable Percentage

  • Monday, June 04, 2012 9:28 AM
     
     
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    Hi,

        In our network we have a Wsus server 3.2 and I login through the windows server update console. in the Computers, All Computers - Unassigned Computers  Options when I Select the UnApproved Computers Staus - All the clients connected to the server are shown as  Installed/Not Applicable Percentage state and the status report shows updates needed .

    But I have already Approved the WSUS updates and Sec updates . And also synchronization has been performed

    I could not get any workarounds , most of them either ask to download a file and update the system . But not sure to perform them.

    please help on this

    AnandM

         

     

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  • Friday, June 08, 2012 5:48 AM
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    Hi,

    >>>I Select the UnApproved Computers Staus - All the clients connected to the server are shown as  Installed/Not Applicable Percentage state and the status report shows updates needed .But I have already Approved the WSUS updates and Sec updates.

    If the updates are filered by UnApproved Computers Staus,how did you say that you have already Approved the WSUS updates and Sec updates?

    Except the above confusion, pls check the following setting,maybe patience is just needed.

    What are these updates?Is it a exculsive one or a service pack?Did you approve these updates for the specific wanted computer groups? Are these updates files actually downloaded on the WSUS server?What is your GPO setting?Did you logon to the computer to check out whether the updates have been downloaded?If not,are there any clues in the windowsupdate.log for us to troubleshoot? Did it just happen on small number of computers?



    Regards,

    Clarence

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