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David
Good afternoon,
I've been tasked with implementing a Software Updates
Services system on my local network. We do not,
currently, utilize active directory services on the
network. I have downloaded and successfully installed the
SUS v1.0 SP1 software on a system running Win2K server
with SP4. However, I am unable to determine how to cause
the Automated Update client to point to the local SUS
server rather than the Microsoft Windows Update site.
When I have attempted to install the v2.0 AU client, it
errors with a message that it requires Windows 2000/Sp2
or Windows XP to install. Since I was installing it on a
brand new, unpatched version of XP at the time, I found
that error interesting. However, presumably - according
to things I've read - when you install SP1 to XP, it
upgrades the AU client to the 2.0 version anyway, even
though I can find no evidence of that.
How do I get my local NT, 2000 and XP machines to query
and receive new updates from the local SUS server?
Thanks, in advance, for any help
David Nolan,
Network Admin
I've been tasked with implementing a Software Updates
Services system on my local network. We do not,
currently, utilize active directory services on the
network. I have downloaded and successfully installed the
SUS v1.0 SP1 software on a system running Win2K server
with SP4. However, I am unable to determine how to cause
the Automated Update client to point to the local SUS
server rather than the Microsoft Windows Update site.
When I have attempted to install the v2.0 AU client, it
errors with a message that it requires Windows 2000/Sp2
or Windows XP to install. Since I was installing it on a
brand new, unpatched version of XP at the time, I found
that error interesting. However, presumably - according
to things I've read - when you install SP1 to XP, it
upgrades the AU client to the 2.0 version anyway, even
though I can find no evidence of that.
How do I get my local NT, 2000 and XP machines to query
and receive new updates from the local SUS server?
Thanks, in advance, for any help
David Nolan,
Network Admin