GPO for WSUS bacot 6/18/2007 10:44:01 PM Hi all, Does anyone know how to setup these following keys from AD Group Policy. "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" "UseWUServer" "RescheduleWaitTime" "RescheduleWaitTimeEnabled" I can find all other key on AD Group Policy except for these 4 registry settings. Do I have setup a custom preference settings in the group policy? Can anyone please help? Thank you.

Re: GPO for WSUS Harry Johnston <harry[ at ]scms.waikato.ac.nz> 6/19/2007 12:46:30 AM bacot wrote: [Quoted Text] > Does anyone know how to setup these following keys from AD Group Policy. > "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" User Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows Update: Remove access to use all Windows Update features > "UseWUServer" Computer Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows Update: Specify intranet Microsoft update service location > "RescheduleWaitTime" > "RescheduleWaitTimeEnabled" Computer Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows Update: Reschedule Automatic Updates scheduled installations Harry.

Re: GPO for WSUS bacot 6/20/2007 12:24:15 AM Thanks Harry, [Quoted Text] > "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" User Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows Update: Remove access to use all Windows Update features I could not find this key on the GP. I could find a similar key on Administative Templates -> system ->Internet communication management -> internet communication settings -> turn off access to all windows update feature. I am also still struggling finding the corresponding key on the group policy for the following registry keys. The settings below will control how much data is transferred over the LAN/WAN Connection at any one time, this is so the WAN links are not saturated with update traffic. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\BITS] "EnableBITSMaxBandwidth"=dword:00000001 "MaxTransferRateOnSchedule"=dword:0000000a "MaxBandwidthValidFrom"=dword:00000008 "MaxBandwidthValidTo"=dword:00000011 "UseSystemMaximum"=dword:00000001 "MaxTransferRateOffSchedule"=dword:00000032 Do you know where can I find the corresponding key on the group policy? Thank you again. "Harry Johnston" wrote: > bacot wrote: > > > Does anyone know how to setup these following keys from AD Group Policy. > > > "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" > > User Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows Update: > Remove access to use all Windows Update features > > > "UseWUServer" > > Computer Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows > Update: Specify intranet Microsoft update service location > > > "RescheduleWaitTime" > > "RescheduleWaitTimeEnabled" > > Computer Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows > Update: Reschedule Automatic Updates scheduled installations > > Harry. >

Re: GPO for WSUS Harry Johnston <harry[ at ]scms.waikato.ac.nz> 6/20/2007 12:56:43 AM bacot wrote: [Quoted Text] >> "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" > > User Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows > Update: Remove access to use all Windows Update features > > I could not find this key on the GP. I could find a similar key on > Administative Templates -> system ->Internet communication management -> > internet communication settings -> turn off access to all windows update > feature. Hmmm. The group policy item I mentioned is definitely present on my system. Is wuau listed in the current policy templates? What's the modification date? (Right-click on Administrative Templates and select Add/Remove Templates.) > I am also still struggling finding the corresponding key on the group policy > for the following registry keys. I'm not aware of any group policy settings for BITS. Of course if you really need to you can create your own group policy template; I assume this is documented in the help pages for Active Directory or on Microsoft's web site. Harry.

Re: GPO for WSUS Joerabbi 6/20/2007 5:01:01 PM "Harry Johnston" wrote: [Quoted Text] > bacot wrote: > > >> "DisableWindowsUpdateAccess" > > > > User Configuration: Administative Templates: Windows Components: Windows > > Update: Remove access to use all Windows Update features > > > > I could not find this key on the GP. I could find a similar key on > > Administative Templates -> system ->Internet communication management -> > > internet communication settings -> turn off access to all windows update > > feature. > > Hmmm. The group policy item I mentioned is definitely present on my system. Is > wuau listed in the current policy templates? What's the modification date? > (Right-click on Administrative Templates and select Add/Remove Templates.) > > > I am also still struggling finding the corresponding key on the group policy > > for the following registry keys. > > I'm not aware of any group policy settings for BITS. Of course if you really > need to you can create your own group policy template; I assume this is > documented in the help pages for Active Directory or on Microsoft's web site. > > Harry. > If you see the registry settings but do not see where to set those values in the GPO, I suspect you do not have the wuau.adm installed or it is old. I had a similar problem after updating to SP2 on W2003 server with my Terminal Server settings. Joe