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The WSUS server is deployed and works normally. Because the hard disk space downloaded by the patch is not enough, the path of the patch download needs to be changed to a larger hard disk.

Due to insufficient disk space, you want to move the downloaded update file to a new partition.

You can use the wsusutil tool that comes with WSUS to update the installation files to move. The specific steps are as follows:

\ 1. Log in to the WSUS server as a local administrator.

\ 2. Create a folder in the target partition to hold update files such as d:\ wsus.

\ 3. Open a CMD command line window and go to the following path:

C:\ program files\ update services\ tools

\ 4. Run the following command to transfer the update file:

Wsusutil.exe movecontent

Such as:

Wsusutil.exe movecontent e:\ WSUSe:\ move.log

"d:\ WSUS" is the new destination path; "d:\ move.log" is the log during the transfer.

5. Confirm from the log that the transfer process is complete, and then delete the UpdateServicesPackages and WsusContent under the original WSUS folder. However, do not delete the UpdateServicesDbFiles folder, which may contain SUSDB database files.

For more information about the use of wsusutil movecontent, please refer to the movecontent section of the following article:

Managing WSUS 3.0 from the Command Line

Http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc708604.aspx

In addition, in order to free up more space, in addition to transferring updated files, you can also transfer database files if there is a need in the future. The methods are as follows:

\ 1. Run from the "CMD" command line:

Net stop wsusservice

\ 2. Use MicrosoftSQL Server Management St io to connect to SQL Server and detach the SUSDB database.

\ 3. Copy SUSDB.mdf and SUSDB_log.ldf to the new destination path.

\ 4. Once again, use MicrosoftSQL Server Management St io to attach the SUSDB database of the new location.

\ 5. Run this command to start the service:

Net start wsusservice

\ 6. Delete the original database file after confirming that WSUS is working properly.

For more information on how to move SUSDB and detach / attach SQL database operations, please refer to:

How to move SQL Server databases to a newlocation by using Detach and Attach functions in SQL Server

Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071/en-us

After the relocation is complete, it is recommended that you clean up the WSUS server to reduce the waste of storage space and. The steps are as follows:

\ 1. Open the WSUS console and verify that unnecessary products, categories, and language versions will not be downloaded to the WSUS server from products and categories and Update Files and languages in options.

\ 2. Clean up the WSUS server:

a. For WSUS 3.0, open the server cleanup wizard under options, then select all options and perform cleanup.

b. For WSUS 2.0, follow these steps:

1)。 From the CMD window, go to the tool catalog of WSUS and run:

Wsusutil.exe deleteunneededrevisions

2)。 Download ServerDiagnostic Tool from the following address:

Http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/updateservices/downloads/default.mspx

3)。 Run the tool in this way:

WsusDebugTool.exe/Tool:PurgeUnneededFiles

After the above steps, obsolete files such as updated and revised versions will be removed. For more information about WSUS configuration options, please refer to:

Configure the WSUS 3.0 Server

Http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc708612.aspx

Configure the WSUS Server

Http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/722ca089-3523-48df-b1f8-1163ba30f1cf1033.mspx

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Are you deploying WSUS3.0SP1? If so, please refer to the following documentation:

Isss with Update Storage

Http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/cc708524.aspx

If your disk gets full, you can move theupdate files to a different location. To do this you will need to run theWSUSutil.exe tool. For this procedure, see Managing WSUS 3.0 from the CommandLine. (http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/e0934a67-f0ed-41a3-bf57-78fd9ac94943)

When the disk is insufficient, if the update file is stored on the WSUS server and the disk is full, you may need to change the location where the WSUS stores the update file. If the disk on which the update file is stored fails and the substitute disk uses the new drive letter, you must also change the location where the update file is stored.

The above tasks can be accomplished using the movecontent command of WSUSutil.exe. WSUSutil.exe is a command-line tool that copies to the file system of the WSUS server during installation. By default, the WSUS installer copies WSUSutil.exe to the following location: [WSUS installation drive]:\ Program Files\ Update Services\ Tools\. You must be a member of the Local Administrators group on the WSUS server to use the WSUSutil.exe movecontent command. These operations can only be performed from the WSUS server itself, which must be a 32-bit platform.

You must create a new path for the local WSUS update store before using WSUSutil.exe. The movecontent command takes the optional parameter-skipcopy. Using the-skipcopy parameter, you can change the location where local WSUS updates are stored without copying any files.

Change the location where local WSUS updates are stored

Click start, and then click run.

2. In the Open box, type cmd, and then click OK.

3. At the command prompt, navigate to the directory that contains WSUSutil.exe.

4. Type the following command: wsusutil.exemovecontent contentpath logfile [- skipcopy]

For example, type the following: wsusutil.exe movecontent D:\ WSUS1\ D:\ move.log

WSUSutil.exe is followed by movecontent commands, spaces, the storage path for new local WSUS updates, spaces, and the path to the log file.

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