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I was just reading I can just copy the cdo.dll file from my current Exchange server and unregister and register the update cdo.dll file. Would that work and be safer?
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I was just reading I can just copy the cdo.dll file from my current Exchange server and unregister and register the update cdo.dll file. Would that work and be safer?

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I was able to just register the cdo.dll and that fix the daylight savings issue.
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I was able to just register the cdo.dll and that fix the daylight savings issue.

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I have one Exchange 2003 SP2 server running cdo.dll version 6.5.7651.61 with the OS and Exchange daylight savings patches. I have found the Blackberry server is the one that is out of date running cdo.dll version 6.5.7638.2.<br />
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So, is the procedure to just apply the Microsoft KB926666 to the Blackberry server and restart? Do I need to do anything to the Exchange server since it has all the patches? I have also read a possible 'send as' issue but could not confirm if this will happen to my system.
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I have one Exchange 2003 SP2 server running cdo.dll version 6.5.7651.61 with the OS and Exchange daylight savings patches. I have found the Blackberry server is the one that is out of date running cdo.dll version 6.5.7638.2.

So, is the procedure to just apply the Microsoft KB926666 to the Blackberry server and restart? Do I need to do anything to the Exchange server since it has all the patches? I have also read a possible 'send as' issue but could not confirm if this will happen to my system.

Exchange 2003 SP2 and Blackberry server Daylight Savings update

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