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Yes, I was just sharing my experience with the switches you asked about. Sorry if I buggered things up. Thanks, David

Here is a script monitor I use to monitor our mailbox stores: In the command line you specify 4 parameters. The system mailbox is unique to each mailbox store so that's how it determines the correct mailbox store. David

Worked for me too Josh. You 'Da Man! Dave

It appears to be a valid command for 2008. Give it a try. Dave

I don't use patch manager so I'm sorry. Dave

That's a great way to do it Pedro and that is what I do as well for Workstations and servers. I just updated a few hundred servers and I swear to get the server to synch up with WSUS after a patch application and reboot was to run detectnow, then reportnow, then detectnow. It's the only thing that would work. Dave

I just installed APM 2.5 and so far it looks like there have been some nice features added. I'll know in a few days if it resolved the Event ID 333. Thanks, David

KUDOS! Web.config mod fixed me too. Thanks, Dave

@bellch. If you can confirm the system mailbox does indeed exist you might want to reboot the server. This was the fix for that in all the cases I observed that issue. David

@grahampriley - I have not tried it with anything other than 2003. If there is a SystemMailbox in a mailbox store this script can monitor it's status and thus determine if the store is available. If there is not a systemmailbox you could create a special account with a mailbox and specify that as the for the command line…

Sorry for the late reply. Nothing in the script needs to be changed to suit your environment as that is all determined by the command line arguments. Set up a script monitor in APM and select this template as the code. David

Actually I meant to say "individual mailbox stores" Thanks.

Execute wuauclt /reportnow to update WSUS with the computers status then run wuauclt /detectnow to check for available updates. Dave