Hi,
I have a setup of an upstream WSUS where I installed WPP on the server to package and publish an Adobe update, and a downstream WSUS server that synchronizes from the upstream server.
I can see the Adobe update listed in my upstream WSUS server (selected to make update visible in WSUS console), but I couldn't see the update listed in my downstream WSUS console. Since I do not install WPP in the downstream server, how do I make the update visible there?
Thank you.
Comments: On the Downstream-WSUS you have to create a new View for the Products. After this, you must run this Script on your Downstream-WSUS: SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO USE SUSDB; UPDATE [SUSDB].[dbo].[tbUpdate] SET [IsLocallyPublished] = 0 WHERE [IsLocallyPublished] <> 0 If you speak a little german you can read this small howto: http://www.wsus.de/anwendungen_ueber_wsus_bereitstellen_teil_2 there you find how to run the script daily or weekly in a commandline.
I have a setup of an upstream WSUS where I installed WPP on the server to package and publish an Adobe update, and a downstream WSUS server that synchronizes from the upstream server.
I can see the Adobe update listed in my upstream WSUS server (selected to make update visible in WSUS console), but I couldn't see the update listed in my downstream WSUS console. Since I do not install WPP in the downstream server, how do I make the update visible there?
Thank you.
Comments: On the Downstream-WSUS you have to create a new View for the Products. After this, you must run this Script on your Downstream-WSUS: SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO USE SUSDB; UPDATE [SUSDB].[dbo].[tbUpdate] SET [IsLocallyPublished] = 0 WHERE [IsLocallyPublished] <> 0 If you speak a little german you can read this small howto: http://www.wsus.de/anwendungen_ueber_wsus_bereitstellen_teil_2 there you find how to run the script daily or weekly in a commandline.