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Troubleshooting the installation of WSUS is generally very straightforward, and there is not too much to go wrong. The following steps should get you up and going. First you should ensure you have all the necessary pre-requsites, and have them installed. See WSUS Installation Prerequsites for more information on these. You need to ensure you have IIS loaded, and both the .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 and BITS 2.0 installed. On this set of software components, the WSUS server setup should run and complete. On the completing the installation, you should be able to launch the WSUSADMIN site. One important thing to check is that clients can connect to the site. By default, clients attempt to connect to to the WUS site using port 80. If you have the Wus Service running on a non-default port, remember to configure your clients to use the correct port. If you are migrating from SUS to WUS, you have the option of migrating the updates from your old SUS server by using the wsutil.exe comment. See Working with WSUSUTIL for details on this comand and see Troubleshooting WSUS Upgrade for issues with upgrading. NB: you must perform a synchronisation of the WUS server before migrating updates using wsutil. Comments:From Deepak - 5/16/08 2:34 AM From Deepak - 5/15/08 11:01 AM Bro, there seems to be some issue with your SQL application. Refer below link for details.
http://wsus.editme.com/TroubleshootingWSUSInstallation
Hope this will resolve your problem
Deepak. From donald71 - 5/15/08 7:51 AM Hallo i had a same Problem with upgrading Wsus 30 to Sp1 after deinstallation from the old one. Here is my Install log File! Thanks for help 2008-05-15 10:04:30 Success MWUSSetup Validating pre-requisites... From Marty - 12/18/06 2:33 PM I would think it's the lockdown tool preventing the install from seeing your site. Try turning it off and re-installing.
From khennett - 11/10/06 4:11 PM I am installing WSUS 2 SP1 on a Windows 2000 Server with SP4, IIS 5 (with the lockdown tool), SQL Server 2000 SP5, .NET 1.1 SP1 and BITS 2.0. So in other words I have all the pre-requisites. Yet when I install I get to the point in the installation where it tries to detect my web sites in IIS which are up and working. It returns an error of being unable to locate any IIS web sites and to make sure it is running. Has anyone run into this problem or know what I am doing wrong. Nothing on Microsoft's site about this error. Thanks. From gujomania - 4/19/06 11:14 AM I don't even get that far. I keep getting these errors: 2006-03-16 10:04:51 Success MWUSSetup WSUS Server Setup Started. Any Ideas?? From tomek29kce - 1/2/06 8:14 AM have you resove this problem? I have got this same :-( From molnes - 8/2/05 5:50 PM Well something can apparently go wrong despite that one have all the necessary pre-requsites. This is where it fails on my server: Quote from log: Creating WSUS Administrators user group 2005-08-01 11:58:15 Success CustomActions.Dll WSUS Administrators user group already exists 2005-08-01 11:58:15 Success CustomActions.Dll Successfully created WSUS Administrators user group 2005-08-01 11:59:26 Error CustomActions.Dll SQL command is returning error (Error 0x80004005: Unspecified error)........... Last Modified 3/22/05 10:31 AM | Hide Tools |
Hi,
sry for incorrect link. but look for below mentioned descript. this should resolve the issue. try and let me know the result
First Possible Cause: An incompatible default DCOM impersonation level.
To verify that your default level is appropriate and fix the problem, follow these steps
On a Windows 2000 machine:
1) launch "dcomcnfg.exe"
2) choose "Default Properties"
3) in the "Default Impersonation Level" combo box (at the bottom), choose "Impersonate" or "Identify".
On a Windows XP SP2 machine:
1) launch "dcomcnfg.exe"
2) navigate to "Component Services\Computers\My Computer"
3) right click on "DCOM Config" and choose "Properties"
4) choose the "Default Properties" tab
5) select "Impersonate" or "Identify".
If you have a specfic need to choose "Delegate" you choose that option as well, but I would not recommend it as the default choice if it is not required.
Second Possible Cause: Corrupt default access permisisons on the machine
It is possible for the default DCOM access permissions on the machine to be corrupted. This can sometimes happen if the DCOMCnfg tool is used to view or edit the default access permission ACLs.You can check for this situation and resolve this issue by doing the following:
1. launch regedit.exe
2. Locate the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Ole
3. Look for the value "DefaultAccessPermission" (NOT DefaultLaunchPermission)
If this value exists, it is possible that the value has been corrupted or is incorrect. If you don't have the need for specific default permissions, you can restore the original permissions on the machine by deleting this value (do not delete the entire reg key, just that one value.)