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We currently have SBS &nbsp;2003 Premium acting as our Exchange Server, Fileshare and PDC (naturally). &nbsp;I am trying to figure out if I absolutely need to have SP2 installed. &nbsp;I know under most normal circumstances it is a good idea to upgrade/fix, but I've read some conflicting information both here and elsewhere. &nbsp;Currently, our server is at SP1.<br />
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Anyway, if I log into our SBS server and run Windows Update, I am told that &quot;Windows Server 2003 SP2&quot; is available for installation. &nbsp;However, I've read elsewhere that there really is no SP2 for SBS 2003. &nbsp;Is it safe to presume that &quot;Windows SErver 2003 SP2&quot; is meant for all versions of Window Server 2003?
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We currently have SBS  2003 Premium acting as our Exchange Server, Fileshare and PDC (naturally).  I am trying to figure out if I absolutely need to have SP2 installed.  I know under most normal circumstances it is a good idea to upgrade/fix, but I've read some conflicting information both here and elsewhere.  Currently, our server is at SP1.

Anyway, if I log into our SBS server and run Windows Update, I am told that "Windows Server 2003 SP2" is available for installation.  However, I've read elsewhere that there really is no SP2 for SBS 2003.  Is it safe to presume that "Windows SErver 2003 SP2" is meant for all versions of Window Server 2003?

SBS 2003 Premium and SP2

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).