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ok. &nbsp;good.<br />
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So i do the following:<br />
1. shut down the VM's <br />
2. backup the vm files<br />
3. run the r2 sp1<br />
THEN - <br />
4. boot up the vm's<br />
5. don't i have to do the got to each virtual machine on teh web consile and run the extension add-in?<br />
<br />
what other steps? &nbsp;do you know?<br />
<br />
thanks!
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ok.  good.

So i do the following:
1. shut down the VM's
2. backup the vm files
3. run the r2 sp1
THEN -
4. boot up the vm's
5. don't i have to do the got to each virtual machine on teh web consile and run the extension add-in?

what other steps?  do you know?

thanks!

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I felt that i asked a clear question. &nbsp;I think the question was not answered fully. &nbsp;I think there is more to do with my question then what was told. &nbsp;I responded for clarification and i did not get a resonse back.
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I felt that i asked a clear question.  I think the question was not answered fully.  I think there is more to do with my question then what was told.  I responded for clarification and i did not get a resonse back.

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I am running Virtual Server 2005 R2 and i need to update to R2 SP1 service pack. &nbsp; I have three virtual servers plus the host to update. &nbsp;Does anyone know the steps i need to take to run the patch? &nbsp;I think i run the patch on the host. &nbsp;then what? &nbsp;Do i run the patch on all the virtual servers too? &nbsp;Any one know what the steps are?
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I am running Virtual Server 2005 R2 and i need to update to R2 SP1 service pack.   I have three virtual servers plus the host to update.  Does anyone know the steps i need to take to run the patch?  I think i run the patch on the host.  then what?  Do i run the patch on all the virtual servers too?  Any one know what the steps are?

Upgrade Virtual Server 2005 R2 to R2 SP1

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