Hello Everyone,
I have a problem regarding the configuration of my synchronization host. During the initial Security UPdate Inventory tool installation, i got errors that the download failed, please go to bla bla for more information. It appears that our websense tool always will prompt user credentials when trying to access the web. There is NO firewall policy allowing http traffic to be automatically authenticated to the internet. We would like the synchronization host to run in an unattended, behind the scecnes fashion (like its designed to do).
After doing much research, i located a workaround which required me to create a file called SMSPatchDownloader.ini in the %windir% directory with the following three lines:
[PatchDownloader]
Username =
Password =
THis file allows the syn host to use the specified credentials to access the internet. This in itself is a security risk to me but regardless i have not gotten it to work with this solution.
IF anyone has gotten this workaround specified in the help files to work, please let me know. If you have another solution which you are using to combat this, please let me know as well. Any advice is appreciated and welcomed.
Thanks,
Matt
I have a problem regarding the configuration of my synchronization host. During the initial Security UPdate Inventory tool installation, i got errors that the download failed, please go to bla bla for more information. It appears that our websense tool always will prompt user credentials when trying to access the web. There is NO firewall policy allowing http traffic to be automatically authenticated to the internet. We would like the synchronization host to run in an unattended, behind the scecnes fashion (like its designed to do).
After doing much research, i located a workaround which required me to create a file called SMSPatchDownloader.ini in the %windir% directory with the following three lines:
[PatchDownloader]
Username =
Password =
THis file allows the syn host to use the specified credentials to access the internet. This in itself is a security risk to me but regardless i have not gotten it to work with this solution.
IF anyone has gotten this workaround specified in the help files to work, please let me know. If you have another solution which you are using to combat this, please let me know as well. Any advice is appreciated and welcomed.
Thanks,
Matt