Hi,
Copy %windir%\inf\wuau.adm (mote that inf is a hidden folder) from a
WinXP SP2 computer to %windir%\inf\wuau.adm on the Win2k computer.
(%windir% is typically C:\Windows for WinXP and C:\Winnt for Win2k)
A much easier way to configure your computers (as long as all will have
the same AU/WSUS config) is to export the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft \Windows\WindowsUpdate\
from a computer you have set up correctly (with gpedit.msc), and then
just import that registry file on the other computers (no need to use
gpedit.msc or having an updated wuau.adm).
And a fyi:
For any future WSUS questions, please post WSUS related issues to the
newsgroup dedicated to WSUS:
microsoft.public.windows.server.update_services
MS WebNews link to the WSUS newsgroup:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/com...pdate_services
XPtyro wrote:
> I'm trying to implement WSUS in an NT domain environment using the client's
> local Group Policy editor. On one particular W2K SP4 machine, when I run
> 'gpedit.msc' I don't see a setting for 'Windows Update.' On other W2K and XP
> machines this is what I normally see:
>
> Local Computer Policy
> --Software Settings
> --Windows Settings
> --Administrative Templates
> ----Windows Components
> ------NetMeeting
> ------Internet Explorer
> ...
> ------Windows Update
> ------Windows Media Player
>
> The 'Windows Update' tree contains the policies that allow me to configure
> 'Automatic Updates' to point to my internal WSUS server. What's missing or
> how can I add 'Windows Update' to my GPEdit.msc?
>
>
>
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