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What is the file that we need to run Exchange service pack 2

Hi,

I need to update theservice pack for exchange 2003.
After i downloaded i extracted it and when i run the update.exe file.I get an error.Is there any specific way to run the setup.

What is the file that i need to run.

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Sharath
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It would help if you posted the error. Update.exe is the file to run.

Simon.
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I get this

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Microsoft Exchange Installation Wizard
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The component "Microsoft Exchange Messaging and Collaboration Services" cannot be assigned the action "Update" because:

 - The Active Directory schema is not up-to-date.  You must run setup with the "/ForestPrep" switch.  If you have already done this with the current version of Setup, then you must wait for replication to complete.  Consult your documentation for details.

 - The local domain configuration is not up-to-date.  You must run setup with the "/DomainPrep" switch within this domain.  If you have already done this with the current version of Setup, then you must wait for replication to complete.  Consult your documentation for details.


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OK  
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is exchange 2003 already installed?
did you run the domainprep and forestprep earlier when installing exchange?
No Rakesh i just installed exhange,Is there any other things i need to do...
I installed Exchange 2003 beta as i dont have the trial version
You cannot install the service pack over the beta. You need the RTM version. If you don't have access to the RTM version then there is nothing more that you can do.

Simon.
Can i install exchnage 2007 on a 64 bit machine and try migration? will that support
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Thanks a lot