Our Downstream-WSUS will replicate 24 times a day with the mainstream. I know very fast if the WPP-Update is installed. I don't want to see the WPP-Updates on the Downstream Server, it is enough for me to see it at the Mainstream WSUS.
I think you make the WPP-Updates visible at the Downstream, the same way like WPP is going. You can run this Query at the Downstream:
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
USE SUSDB;
UPDATE [SUSDB].[dbo].[tbUpdate] SET [IsLocallyPublished] = 0 WHERE [IsLocallyPublished] <> 0
EDIT: After running this Query you must create a new View with the new Products to see the WPP-Updates in WSUS.MSC.
https://www.wsus.de/images/content/lup/26_Updateansicht_Anwendungen.png
https://www.wsus.de/images/content/lup/27_Updateansicht_Anwendungen.png
But! Never delete a Update within WPP, only decline a WPP-Update and run the cleanup Wizard every day on all Servers. If you delete it, WSUS will not replicate this information, after a couple of months you have a lot of WPP-Updates they are deleted on the Mainstream, but not at the Downstream-WSUS Servers.
I think you make the WPP-Updates visible at the Downstream, the same way like WPP is going. You can run this Query at the Downstream:
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
USE SUSDB;
UPDATE [SUSDB].[dbo].[tbUpdate] SET [IsLocallyPublished] = 0 WHERE [IsLocallyPublished] <> 0
EDIT: After running this Query you must create a new View with the new Products to see the WPP-Updates in WSUS.MSC.
https://www.wsus.de/images/content/lup/26_Updateansicht_Anwendungen.png
https://www.wsus.de/images/content/lup/27_Updateansicht_Anwendungen.png
But! Never delete a Update within WPP, only decline a WPP-Update and run the cleanup Wizard every day on all Servers. If you delete it, WSUS will not replicate this information, after a couple of months you have a lot of WPP-Updates they are deleted on the Mainstream, but not at the Downstream-WSUS Servers.