...my mac mini is 2010 version. Upgraded to OSX 10.8.2 Mountain Lion. I can't download software updates. Error message: NSURLErrorDomain error - 1012. What Can I do ?

I can't access the software updates available. I'm getting the message: (NSURLErrorDomain error-1012.).
What can I do to find resolution to the problem?

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