Why is the WSUS selfupdate service not sending automatic updates?
When you try to use the WSUS SelfUpdate service to send automatic updates to client computers, the client computers do not receive the updates. Additionally, the client computers do not report to the WSUS server. When this occurs, the WSUS Administration console logs the following error message: Check your server configuration.
How do I create a self update task in WSUS?
Expand the Web Sites folder, and then click the WSUS Administration node. Right-click the SelfUpdate node, point to All Tasks, and then click Save Configuration to File. Type a name for the file and then save the file to another folder. You will use this file in steps 9 through 12.
How do I fix WSUS is not working in IIS?
Open IIS Manager and ensure there is a Selfupdate virtual directory in the Default Web Site. If not, create it with the Local Path pointing to C:\\Program Files\\Update Services\\Selfupdate Verify that the problem is fixed by running the following command at the command prompt: Description: WSUS is working correctly.
What port does WSUS use to check for new updates?
As background, WSUS clients must connect to the SelfUpdate virtual directory to check for a new version of the WSUS client before checking for new updates. This always happens anonymously over port 80, even if WSUS is configured to use a custom port, such as port 8530.
Why is selfupdate not working in IIS?
Description: Self-update is not working. Open IIS Manager and ensure there is a Selfupdate virtual directory in the Default Web Site. If not, create it with the Local Path pointing to C:\\Program Files\\Update Services\\Selfupdate
Why can’t I access the /selfupdate v-Dir?
Generally speaking, if the HMS is unable to talk to the /selfupdate facility, the most common cause is that anonymous access to the /selfupdate v-dir is not available. Both the v-dir and the v-root must support anonymous access.
