![]() I have even created brand new Update Services GPO's to reflect the new computer groups I have created manually, but no matter what these three groups will show back up with all the client computers listed shortly after I have deleted them causing my computers to show up not only there but also in the new client-side groups I created. The new S: drive (shadow copies disabled) does not and when I run the Move the WSUS content wizard from the Windows SBS Console the following msg appears: 'Either there are no NTFS drives available, or the available drives do not have enough capacity for the data. Since I have created my own groups for client-side targeting, these no longer need to be there but when I delete them they will automatically enable themselves again within a matter of 5 minutes and will show back up in the WSUS console. Everything seems to be fine except I can not remove the three default computer groups that were set up by SBS initially. I have changed the update services GPO to enable client-side targeting to map computers to a new group I created in the WSUS console. ![]() I recently migrated to SBS 2011 and I am having an odd issue with the computer groups in the WSUS console.
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