Most of the times, the issue with clients not appearing in Wsus is due to a wrongly applied policy. Hello back KaleemUllah Could it be that the computers have been "cloned" meaning that the IDs of each computer will be the same and this may cause a "duplicated ID issue"?
Could you also enable verbose logging for WindowsUpdate. Then try to reset the registration of the client with the command: wuauclt. Looking at the bottom part of the report latest records should point to some 0x errors, also by seaching for your WSUS hostname in the file you may find some lines referring to the connection to the WSUS server. Check your URL https but on should be http on as you said you didn't install SSL but you are pointing to https with a wrong port.
Thank you all of your brothers. That was ssl issue removed https and after that error changed to 0x and fixed error from this articles. This policy specifies the number of hours that Windows will wait before checking for available updates. The exact wait time is determined by using the number of hours specified minus a random value between 0 and 20 percent of that number. For example, if this policy is used to specify a hour detection frequency, then all computers to which this policy is applied will check for updates anywhere between 16 and 20 hours.
If the status is set to Enabled, Automatic Updates will check for available updates at the specified interval. If the status is set to Disabled or Not Configured, Automatic Updates will check for available updates at the default interval of 22 hours. In the details pane, click Automatic Update detection frequency, click Enabled, and type the number of hours for the detection interval.
Due to the impact WSUS update deadlines have on reboot behaviour, the immediate update installation solution is not ideal for production systems. This solution is well suited for new system builds that require hundreds of updates straight away without intervention. Toggle navigation. Please note that deadlines override any settings you have regarding reboot-delays, so be careful — Read more in this TechNet article This is why I recommend creating a specific client-side targeting computer group.
This means that any computer contacting the WSUS server will have the deadline applied and will reboot automatically. I recommend the setup below for the following benefits: Download Free Force Wsus Client Check Updates Windows 7 Separated computer-targeting policies — no deadlines applied for Production computers i. You could do a custom script to run wuauclt. You could also use a 3rd party solution like IT.
Shavlik to update your MS and non-MS applications. This will allow you scan and patch your environment on whatever schedule you see fit.
To be honest, the way I get around this is to NOT approve updates until they have been tested, then I approve the day before I want them downloaded to installed. If you mod your settings for the OU Group Policy, you can "push" them whenever you want.
In my case, I have selected the install to occur at 2am, so when I do the approval it occurs off-hours. To provide clarity: The clients are checking their patch inventory against what the server has available.
This process occurs independent of whether I have approved updates or not. Thanks for the clarification.
Never really seen this as a problem. Or put it in the login script and just deal with the fact you have some old stuff and that the first login will be slow, but the rest of the day okay. This is all assuming that the inventory process remembers and I believe it does the last time it ran. This is a worthy thought. I will see if there is a way to exempt WSUS update traffic and processes from virus scan analysis -- if it isn't already.
I'm having the same issue. Login in the morning takes AGES, after that ok. What steps did you take to resolve it? For those with the oldest machines leanest on mem and processor we jsut advised them to go to the desk and turn on the PC before making a cup of tea rather than the other way round. We have not seen the issue even on the slowest machines in well over 6 months though. The only other change we made in that time was moving the WSUS file repository onto a totally separate drive we fitted in the server due to lack of space.
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