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Is it safe to run both WSUS and Sophos on the same box?

 

This is a virtual box with 1vCPU and 2GB of ram. Always seems to run around 1.75gb of memory all the time

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Yes you can, I do this at many sites. 2GB of memory is low these days, so if your motherboard/virtual instance can support 4GB then I'd recommend you upgrade/update it ASAP.
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Another yes!

 

I have a Hyper-V guest running Server 2008 R2, WSUS, Sophos EC, WDS and KMS.

 

I give it dynamic memory and it takes about 3GB. WDS runs at an OK speed as well.

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Thanks all. I will have a play tomorrow. I need to try and remove the 5.1 EC from it 1st.

 

I cant give it anymore memory as its maxed out with the over vms. (This is a quad xenon with 12gb of ram. Shares with main dc, proxy, and few others)

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Having said that...

 

My attempt to upgrade Sophos EC 5.0 to 5.2 just failed (installation succeeds but the Sophos EC service won't start. Possibly because Sophos uses SQL server 2008 and WSUS is using SQL Server 2012, both installed on the same server.

 

I think I'm going to have to separate them - move Sophos EC to it's own server.

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Overworked: Talk to Sophos support, it could well be to do with some users and groups, I had a very similar issue when I upgraded from 5.0 to 5.1!

 

Er.. and to topic: all my servers are like this, and I'm currently supporting 5 primary schools in London! Never been an issue.

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Overworked: Talk to Sophos support, it could well be to do with some users and groups, I had a very similar issue when I upgraded from 5.0 to 5.1!

 

Thanks. I fixed it eventually. It was related to my Windows account not having access to the SQL database after the upgrade. Had to apply solutions from 2 KB articles on Sophos website. SEC 5.2 and WSUS 3.2 running happily on same server again.

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