Try to use https://update... Instead of http.. That works for us...
But youre right, there is an problem with squid and windowsupdate. If i set
proxy settings to automatically (dns or dhcp delivers the wpad settings) than
windowsupdate failes.
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Hi All
The unusual thing for me in this case is that using the proxy when
hard-coded into IE, Windows Update seems to work fine. I don't have any
unusual delays with it. It seems a lot of people are having varied
experiences with the new v6 update pages.
One thing I'm looking into now is u
Still runs terrible slow!
It is almost impossible to use windows update...
This aint good!
> Try to use https://update... Instead of http.. That works for us...
>
> But youre right, there is an problem with squid and windowsupdate. If i
> set proxy settings to automatically (dns or dhcp delivers
Hi everybody !!
Don´t know a solution can be found here, but the following link show
an article describing "How the windows update client determines wich
proxy server to use ..."
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=900935
Regards,
Carlos.
2005/8/12, Lasse Mørk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Still runs t
Just as a FYI on this, the proxycfg tool M$ mentions in this article does
not exist in Windows 2000 (or at least not in any of the copies I've tried).
It would be a bit cleaner an option if it did. There's also no mention
of the connection that happens on https (which may be because that's a