Didn't see your previous question till now, but yes, I believe the directory change is because it was an upgrade.
>>bjohn, thanks I looked at that and was just in the process of adding it, am I right in thinking that the servers will then check themselves as localhost GUP's for the update and when unable to will then go to the SEPM manager.
Consider this: you have multiple locations with workstations and maybe 1 server that you can use as your GUP.
You want to leave all your servers (WSUS or F&P) in one group in SEPM. Give them all the same liveupdate policy that has "localhost" as the GUP.
If you don't use localhost, then you would have to create a separate group in SEPM for each of these locations.
On your clients, depending on the location, give the server name as the GUP.
Looking at your AD configuration, it's proably not necessary to use localgroups.
(hope this makes sense, I know it's confusing)
>>One of the the servers in these server groups is the SEPM is it ok for the liveupdate policy for this server to have GUP on it as local host?
My understanding is that SEPM uses it's own settings as described in the console:
Admin > Servers > local site > edit site properties > liveupdate tab
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