![]() ![]() In our organization we manage TLS Protocols settings using several GPOs that dictate which protocols are enabled (No TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Thank You) and what not, we also push a preferred order for Ciphers to be used and disable some of the horrible ciphers that are available by default. We checked on maintenance logs and no particular infrastructure changes that could affect this was done, we think it might have been triggered by an paranormal activity update installed on the hosts at some point. The error only started appearing in the last 3/4 months, before hosts were able to patch regularly. 2012 R2 hosts show error 80072EFE, which should translate to. ![]() Recently started noticing that the 2012 R2 are not installing patches during their automated scheduled windows, we started to dig a bit and noticed that the 2012 R2 are reporting errors before being able to check available updates on Windows Update. Patches taken direct from Windows Update, No WSUS involved Hey guys, after a bit of investigation and troubleshooting I've got to a point where I'm running short on ideas and posting it here, here's the scenario I'm faced with:Ībout 60% of hosts running Windows Server 2019 ![]()
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