Disclaimer Ii Torrent here. Joe Tindale, one of our top gun WSUS Support Escalation Engineers, recently wrote up a good explanation on why the updates offered by Windows Update or Microsoft Update may differ from the number reported by WSUS as being ‘Needed’. If you’ve ever seen this and wondered why then take a look below: ======== Issue: You may see a difference in between the number of updates offered via Microsoft Update and the updates reported by WSUS as needed. Example: We took a machine and scanned that machine against Microsoft Update (MU) and then created a report within WSUS to list all the “needed” updates. WSUS reported 31 updates as “needed” but MU offered less.
Here are some examples of where they differed: 907417. There is a discrepancy between how WSUS detects the needed updates and Windows Update detects them. Case in point: We ran the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer against a workstation right after we released the current batch of Microsoft patches in WSUS. Everything WSUS had offered was approved. The Baseline Security Analyzer came up with 4 patches WSUS didn't even list: KB974234, KB969559, KB973709, and KB954430. Bulletproof Ftp Server Cracked.
Mar 24, 2014. Tweaking WSUS so it only reports on updates you. The Great Gatsby Soundtrack Album Zip here. For the update(s) would say “Not approved. Not show them as “needed” in your. May 23, 2013 Clients not seeing all updates from WSUS. They do not show any updates required in the in WSUS management console. I checked the list of approved updates and ones. WSUS - Unapproved Updates do not show as. And ANY updates required by ANY computer have been approved. And Needed, it is blank.
The catagories in WSUS these 4 patches fell under were checked, so WSUS should have detected we needed them. A search of WSUS under ALL PATCHES, under both Declined (Show Any) and All Except Declined (Show Any) did not find those four patches, so WSUS never detected/downloaded them. Makes me wonder how many other patches we've trusted WSUS to give us that is didn't.