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I am having trouble getting my client machines to report into WSUS. It seems that wired machines are OK once I run a WindowsUpdateDiagnostic.diagcab on them. How can I automate the running of this rather than having to go round each client individually?

 

FYI - It is Windows Server 2012R2 with a single VM acting as the DC going to x86 Windows 7 Clients

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If it's a new server doing it you might want to check what port you're sending out in the WSUS config/GPO. Noticed when doing new server 2012R2 servers it uses a new port so needs it in the link e.g. http://wsus01:8530 rather than http://wsus01 as pre-2012 would use 80 by default.

 

Slightly off subject but might want to check.

 

Steve

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have looked and both "Set the intranet update service for detecting updates:" and "Set the intranet statistics server" are pointing to "http://servername:8530"
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have looked and both "Set the intranet update service for detecting updates:" and "Set the intranet statistics server" are pointing to "http://servername:8530"

 

Ah ok :D Just thought to check.

 

Take it firewall all good too? As in are they getting updates just not reporting? Or aren't they doing either?

 

Steve

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Domain Firewall is disabled. It appears that machines are reporting in once I have manually run the diagnostic tool, picking up and installing updates. However when I try half an hour later (due to more updates becoming available), I have to run the diagnostic tool again!
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were they all created from the same image and was it properly sysprepped as if pcs arnt sysprepped right wsus can see lots of pcs as 1 pc as they have the same sid
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were they all created from the same image and was it properly sysprepped as if pcs arnt sysprepped right wsus can see lots of pcs as 1 pc as they have the same sid

 

Yes they were all built from a FAT (or Reference) Image that had all Windows Updates up to July 2014 installed plus a few small bits of software like movie maker etc.

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Did you check the clients Windows Update logs? To see if it's trying and failing or just doing nothing etc?

 

Steve

 

I didn't, but I will be at a school tomorrow where I have used the same image as I mentioned to sted

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were they all created from the same image and was it properly sysprepped as if pcs arnt sysprepped right wsus can see lots of pcs as 1 pc as they have the same sid

 

Upon further consultation with a colleague, he is under the impression that we would have met with a lot more issues than just clients reporting into WSUS if there was an issue with the sysprepping of the image :/

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