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I am reaching out regarding an issue with third-party updates synchronization in our WSUS environment. Specifically, we have a subnet with restricted internet access, and our WSUS is configured as a Downstream Autonomous Server. While Microsoft updates are synchronizing seamlessly from the Upstream server, we are encountering difficulties with third-party updates not appearing.

To provide some context, all certificates have been appropriately populated, and PatchMyPC has been validated with the license. However, we've encountered a challenge where PatchMyPC now displays the state "Invalid License ID" due to the lack of internet access. Notably, PatchMyPC is installed on both the Upstream and Downstream servers.

In light of this situation, I am seeking guidance on whether there are specific settings within PatchMyPC that require configuration to facilitate third-party updates synchronization in our restricted internet environment.

Any insights or recommendations you can provide to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I don't want to open a new topic but I'm not sure if my problem is precisely the same.
I have a subnet with restricted access to the Internet. The WSUS is configured as Downstream Autonomous Server and the problem is the third-party updates are not appearing in. (of course they are on the Upstream server and the Microsoft updates are synchronising without any problem)
All certs were populated. The PatchMyPC was validated with the license but now is showing the state "Invalid License ID" because there is no Internet access.
The PatchMyPC is installed on both the Upstream and Downstream servers.
Are there any settings in PatchMyPC that should be configured to allow the third party for synchronisation?