Security Compliance
Third-party updates do not replicate to the downstream servers or the SCCM SUP
This article describes an issue that prevents third-party updates from replicating to the downstream servers or the Microsoft System System Center Configuration Manager Software Update Point (SCCM SUP).
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Overview
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Cause
- The trust relationship of the package
- Duplicate WSUS certificates in the same store
Resolution
- Verify that you do not have duplicate WSUS certificates in the same store.
Duplicate certificates can cancel each other out. Multiple certificates are fine.
- Verify that the WSUS Self-Signed Certificate is installed on the downstream server in the Trusted Root CA and Trusted Publishers.
If the certificate is not installed on the downstream server, perform the following steps:
- Log in to your WSUS server.
- Launch a new mmc.exe.
- Go to File > Add/Remove Snap-in and add the Certificates snap-in for the Computer account on the local machine.
- Go to the WSUS server and export the Self-Signed Certificate.
This is the certificate you want to Install in the Trusted Root CA and Trusted Publishers on the downstream server.
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