Hi Adam
Sorry to first answer you now. I use Pfsense, but I do not know of firewalls that like wildcards in FQDN.
I have been pressed for time, so first now I have continued with my WSUS project.
I have now tried to setup what you described above, but only with some success.
I have made in OU hierarchy
Company-Computers (placed at the root in the domain)
-WSUS-Controled
--Servers01h
--Servers02h
I hve then in WSUS made simelary groups under all computers
where I have made a groupe E-Computers
Under this groupe I have made the following groups
-Servers01h
-Servers02h
I have now made GPO like you describe and linked them to
WSUS-Controled (Location)
-Servers01h (Specific for AM 01)
-Servers02h (Specific for AM 02)
And when I control the result in the TestServer with rsop.msc the GPO look precisly as I have specify.
But in WSUS under "all computer" I can only see servers in ou "Computers" But as I have move TestServer to Server01h
It do not shows up anywhere.
When I force it to run an update it runs for some time and stops with an error. (0x8024401c) I can see with netstat -a -b that it connect to the wsus server over port 8530 so that is also correct.
First after I run this command many times it worked
wuauclt /reportnow /detectnow
Is this normal?
Also what about DC's? should I under Domain controllers make a OU hierarch like
-Update01h (Link them to the same GPO Servers01h)
-Update02h (Link them to the same GPO Servers02h)
And then place half of the DC's in Update01h and the other half in Update02h so not all DC will reboot at the same time.
Regards
Henning