I have configured a test SUS server. It downloads the patches fine, but
I can't seem to get the client to connect and download patches. I set
Windows Update in the Group Policy to "enable", and set it to the server
"http://peter" (the name of the test SUS server). How do I know if it
is actually connecting to it? It doesn't mention Thomas (this computer)
connecting to it in the SUS log, but it does say that it successfully
d/led the patches to Peter. How do I check? When I go to "windows
update" in the Start menu that just connects me to Microsoft's page...
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I can't seem to get the client to connect and download patches. I set
Windows Update in the Group Policy to "enable", and set it to the server
"http://peter" (the name of the test SUS server). How do I know if it
is actually connecting to it? It doesn't mention Thomas (this computer)
connecting to it in the SUS log, but it does say that it successfully
d/led the patches to Peter. How do I check? When I go to "windows
update" in the Start menu that just connects me to Microsoft's page...
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