Error "Result Too Large"

[safasal]

Good morning everyone!

I have a problem when download updates for .NET win7 x64 on wsus. A file that it downloads the error "result too large" and terminating the update. Ever tried to change folder to a shortest path and the same error. Does anyone know what can be?

Sorry may bad english... i am Brazilian :- )

[aker]

Please post a screenshot and the content of the logfile C:\Windows\wsusofflineupdate.log?

[p4veltr]

I have the same problem. Here's screenshot and log:

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23.05.2014 22:00:26,69 - Info: Starting WSUS Offline Update download (v. 9.3) for w60 glb
23.05.2014 22:00:26,69 - Info: Option /includedotnet detected
23.05.2014 22:00:26,70 - Info: Option /includemsse detected
23.05.2014 22:00:26,71 - Info: Option /includewddefs detected
23.05.2014 22:00:26,83 - Info: Option /verify detected
23.05.2014 22:00:26,84 - Info: Option /exitonerror detected
23.05.2014 22:00:26,99 - Info: Set time zone to LOC-4:00
23.05.2014 22:00:27,35 - Info: Updated static download definitions
23.05.2014 22:00:27,70 - Info: Downloaded/validated mkisofs tool
23.05.2014 22:00:27,83 - Info: Found sigcheck.exe version 2.2.0.0 (common options: /accepteula -q -c)
23.05.2014 22:00:27,83 - Info: Verified integrity of Windows Update Agent installation and catalog files
23.05.2014 22:00:29,98 - Info: Downloaded/validated most recent Windows Update Agent installation and catalog files
23.05.2014 22:00:29,98 - Info: Verified digital file signatures of Windows Update Agent installation and catalog files
23.05.2014 22:00:29,98 - Info: Created integrity database for Windows Update Agent installation and catalog files
23.05.2014 22:00:31,64 - Warning: Integrity database ..\client\md\hashes-dotnet.txt not found
23.05.2014 22:00:34,50 - Error: Download failure for w60 glb

[aker]

Are you behind a proxy?
It looks like, that the request gets redirected.

[p4veltr]

No, I don't use proxy. It seems like result filename is too large

[aker]

The problem is, that your download link starts with "http://178.207.16.75/msupdate/..." while it should be "http://download.microsoft.com/...".
The request wsusou sends gets redirected.

[p4veltr]

That's wierd. I didn't change anything in scripts, don't know why that ip's being used. How can I diagnose that problem?
Here's tracert results:

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tracert download.microsoft.com

Трассировка маршрута к a767.dscms.akamai.net [188.43.73.10]
с максимальным числом прыжков 30:

  1     1 ms    <1 мс    <1 мс  unknown [192.168.0.1]
  2     1 ms    <1 мс    <1 мс  10.16.255.136
  3     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms  10.16.248.233
  4     2 ms     2 ms     1 ms  10.16.248.30
  5     1 ms     2 ms     1 ms  10.16.248.74
  6     2 ms     1 ms     1 ms  83.16.207.178.in-addr.arpa [178.207.16.83]
  7     2 ms     2 ms     2 ms  81.16.207.178.in-addr.arpa [178.207.16.81]
  8    18 ms    17 ms     2 ms  10.16.248.62
  9     1 ms     2 ms     2 ms  kzn02.transtelecom.net [188.43.4.90]
 10    12 ms    12 ms    12 ms  10.77.199.2
 11    20 ms    20 ms    19 ms  188.43.73.10

[aker]

It looks like, that "178.207.16.75" is a server of your internet provider. So there is no problem with your computer.
You could try a VPN software...

@WSUSUpdateAdmin
Is there any chance to detect and handle redirects like this one (e.g. print a better error message)?

[p4veltr]

yes, with vpn it works fine