Will it? Thank you for the reply. I think you answered my question! These updates are placed in what folder on the Client? And, when do these updates get purged from the Client? I know you've marked best answer, but I'd like to share my script with you to help you with your issue.
It's much more comprehensive than anything else you'll find currently on the net for WSUS. Clean out all the synchronization logs that have built up over time configurable, with the default keeping the last 14 days of logs. Compress Update Revisions. Remove Obsolete Updates. Computer Object Cleanup configurable, with the default of deleting computer objects that have not synced within 30 days.
Application Pool Memory Configuration to display the current private memory limit and easily increase it by any configurable amount. Run the Server Cleanup Wizard. It will email the report out to you or save it to a file, or both. Although the script is lengthy, it has been made to be super easy to setup and use. There are some prerequisites and instructions at the top of the script.
After installing the prerequisites and configuring the variables for your environment, simply run:. See Get-Help. Office Office Exchange Server. You cannot delete updates from WSUS. You can however decline update directly in WSUS.
This will cause ConfigMgr to mark the update as expired and if the update is not deployed, ConfigMgr will remove the update after 7 days. Either the scripts are mischaracterizing themselves or there's a disconnect here in exactly what you want.
You can certainly run the cleanup wizard to remove old revisions of updates and that's what these scripts you are referencing do. Running the cleanup wizard is built into ConfigMgr. So, the question here is what exactly are you trying to delete and why? Even though we try and run the cleanup wizard every month and rebuild the indexes regularly, we still get the old 'reset server node' regularly when trying to do stuff.
Whats the point of having all those stupid AMD things in the database at all? You try and do anything in the console like view updates or run the cleanup wizard and they time out most of the time.
You are left with a button that says Reset Server Node. Stack Trace: at Microsoft. InitializeDerivedProperties at Microsoft. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Remove unused updates and update revisions stale and old updates and unapproved update revisions. Delete client computers that have not contacted the server since thirty days or more.
Decline expired updates and superseded updates which are not required anymore. Select Options , and then click Server Cleanup Wizard. Unused updates and Update revisions — Removes all older updates and update revisions that have not been approved. I ran this script after stop wsusservice and reset wsus, then start wsusservice, make sure SQL server bit job was stabled. Hi, I was also getting the timeout 3 minutes at that step. Invoke String methodName, Object[] parameters at Microsoft.
Ok guys i had the same problem with the dash in the hostname,and made it work with your suggestion to evek. Thanks for the great post. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. In SQL i have connction timeout set to 0.
Did I do something wrong? When starting the service again I noticed the CPU climbing up but not for more than minutes. Run InterpretedFrame frame at System. Run InterpretedFrame frame You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression. I opened powershell and copy the whole thing and change the computer name but noting seems to happen…the whole GB data keep downloading after i cleared up the WSUS content folder.
Parameter name: ServerName. Strange, that makes no sense since that value is already set on line 3. My plan was to set that option, run the cleanup wizard to purge the updates and then set it back to storing updates locally.
Hi Jack, exactly what happened with me, no way to stop this, so just follow the post and get every cleaned up. Clean out all the synchronization logs that have built up over time configurable, with the default keeping the last 14 days of logs. Compress Update Revisions. Remove Obsolete Updates. Computer Object Cleanup configurable, with the default of deleting computer objects that have not synced within 30 days.
Application Pool Memory Configuration to display the current private memory limit and easily set it to any configurable amount including 0 for unlimited. This is a manual execution only.
Checks to see if you have a dirty database, and if you do, fixes it. Run the Server Cleanup Wizard. There are some prerequisites and instructions at the top of the script. After installing the prerequisites and configuring the variables for your environment email settings only if you are accepting all the defaults , simply run:.
If you wish to view or increase the Application Pool Memory Configuration, or run the Dirty Database Check, you must run it with the required switch. See Get-Help. You need not change anything from the script. Running Windows Server R2. I was having the same problem related to the hostname inside the PowerShell script.
I have managed to solve it using:. How do the script declining the updates take care of superseeded updates which is needed by some computers in my organization. Sorry for my inability to understand Powershell. I have understood that updates needed by a computer in my organisation should not be made inavailable.
I guess you can manually add those after running the script? Excellent post Trond! Thank you so much and Tom thanks for the tip. I was about to pull my hair out.
This worked for me after several attempts with changing the first two lines to all sorts of stuff. I updated the server name and domain name.
Ran the script Got no feedback. Did not get any window saying what it did. Nothing in event viewer. No change in the data store size. Resynced and ran server cleanup and no change. I ran the script in PS in admin mode.
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