Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates Andrew 7/6/2007 1:34:00 PM Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 Standard x64 SP2 box. WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not download any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the event log and find this error: EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe Destination File: d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a permissions problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory security, but with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full permissions to the WSUS directories. Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server.

Re: Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates "BigEd" <eamrein[ at ]fujitecamerica.com> 7/6/2007 1:38:38 PM No proxy server, but maybe a firewall? Sounds like problem supporting http 1.1 protocol... "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1BFCAD2F-478C-45D4-9178-12DAF8CA64C8[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 > Standard > x64 SP2 box. > > WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not > download > any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the > event > log and find this error: > > EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update > > Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception from > HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: > /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe > Destination File: > d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. > > I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a permissions > problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory security, > but > with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full permissions > to > the WSUS directories. > > Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server.

Re: Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates Andrew 7/6/2007 2:12:02 PM Yes the company has a Sonicwall Pro 2040. Which doesn't block any outbound traffic or the corresponding returing traffic. WSUS 2.0 worked fine on my other machine; no changes have been made to the firewall. Can you provide any more information? "BigEd" wrote: [Quoted Text] > No proxy server, but maybe a firewall? > Sounds like problem supporting http 1.1 protocol... > > "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1BFCAD2F-478C-45D4-9178-12DAF8CA64C8[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 > > Standard > > x64 SP2 box. > > > > WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not > > download > > any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the > > event > > log and find this error: > > > > EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update > > > > Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception from > > HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: > > /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe > > Destination File: > > d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. > > > > I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a permissions > > problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory security, > > but > > with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full permissions > > to > > the WSUS directories. > > > > Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server. > > >

Re: Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates "BigEd" <eamrein[ at ]fujitecamerica.com> 7/6/2007 2:41:27 PM Search on Sonicwall with WSUS. There is a some configuration that needs to be done to support HTTP 1.1 range protocol headers, or something to that effect. Been awhile... :-} "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:64ED5751-58E1-4ECF-9187-A03FD83B0B19[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Yes the company has a Sonicwall Pro 2040. Which doesn't block any > outbound > traffic or the corresponding returing traffic. > > WSUS 2.0 worked fine on my other machine; no changes have been made to the > firewall. > > Can you provide any more information? > > "BigEd" wrote: > >> No proxy server, but maybe a firewall? >> Sounds like problem supporting http 1.1 protocol... >> >> "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:1BFCAD2F-478C-45D4-9178-12DAF8CA64C8[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 >> > Standard >> > x64 SP2 box. >> > >> > WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not >> > download >> > any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the >> > event >> > log and find this error: >> > >> > EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update >> > >> > Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception from >> > HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: >> > /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe >> > Destination File: >> > d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. >> > >> > I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a >> > permissions >> > problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory security, >> > but >> > with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full >> > permissions >> > to >> > the WSUS directories. >> > >> > Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server. >> >> >>

Re: Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates Andrew 7/6/2007 3:14:02 PM The problem was the my D:\ drive permissions were not set correctly. I had to add NETWORK SERIVE to the permissions; and everything worked correctly. Andrew "Andrew" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Yes the company has a Sonicwall Pro 2040. Which doesn't block any outbound > traffic or the corresponding returing traffic. > > WSUS 2.0 worked fine on my other machine; no changes have been made to the > firewall. > > Can you provide any more information? > > "BigEd" wrote: > > > No proxy server, but maybe a firewall? > > Sounds like problem supporting http 1.1 protocol... > > > > "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:1BFCAD2F-478C-45D4-9178-12DAF8CA64C8[ at ]microsoft.com... > > > Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 > > > Standard > > > x64 SP2 box. > > > > > > WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not > > > download > > > any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the > > > event > > > log and find this error: > > > > > > EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update > > > > > > Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception from > > > HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: > > > /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe > > > Destination File: > > > d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. > > > > > > I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a permissions > > > problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory security, > > > but > > > with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full permissions > > > to > > > the WSUS directories. > > > > > > Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server. > > > > > >

Re: Clean WSUS 3.0 Install won't Download Updates "Andrew" <someone[ at ]notreal.com> 7/7/2007 12:58:05 AM Yes if you're using Gateway AntiVirus (GAV); which I'm not. As my next e-mail stated, it was a permissions problem with the root D: drive. The WSUS directory is in the root of D: drive and NETWORK SERVICE needs atleast Read/list directory privs. Andrew "BigEd" <eamrein[ at ]fujitecamerica.com> wrote in message news:%23EX7Ou9vHHA.4568[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > Search on Sonicwall with WSUS. There is a some configuration that needs to > be done to support HTTP 1.1 range protocol headers, or something to that > effect. Been awhile... :-} > > "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:64ED5751-58E1-4ECF-9187-A03FD83B0B19[ at ]microsoft.com... >> Yes the company has a Sonicwall Pro 2040. Which doesn't block any >> outbound >> traffic or the corresponding returing traffic. >> >> WSUS 2.0 worked fine on my other machine; no changes have been made to >> the >> firewall. >> >> Can you provide any more information? >> >> "BigEd" wrote: >> >>> No proxy server, but maybe a firewall? >>> Sounds like problem supporting http 1.1 protocol... >>> >>> "Andrew" <Andrew[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >>> news:1BFCAD2F-478C-45D4-9178-12DAF8CA64C8[ at ]microsoft.com... >>> > Ok I've done a clean install of WSUS 3.0 on a Clean install of W2K3 >>> > Standard >>> > x64 SP2 box. >>> > >>> > WSUS Syncronized without any problems with MS, however it will not >>> > download >>> > any of the updates that have been approved for install. I checked the >>> > event >>> > log and find this error: >>> > >>> > EventID: 364, Source: Windows Server Update >>> > >>> > Content file download failed. Reason: Access is denied. (Exception >>> > from >>> > HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED)) Source File: >>> > /msdownload/update/v3-19990518/cabpool/windowsserver2003-kb929123-x86-enu_1dc5f603959926665ddd3a8a7493ad509078e2ed.exe >>> > Destination File: >>> > d:\WSUS\WsusContent\ED\1DC5F603959926665DDD3A8A7493AD509078E2ED.exe. >>> > >>> > I looked on eventid.net and everyone there is stating it's a >>> > permissions >>> > problem. I've tried the recommended changes to the directory >>> > security, >>> > but >>> > with no luck. I've even gone as far as giving "everyone" full >>> > permissions >>> > to >>> > the WSUS directories. >>> > >>> > Any ideas? FYI there's no proxy server. >>> >>> >>> > >