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How to determine the "exact/complete" version of Windows Server 2003
I need to know the "exact" + "complete" version of the Windows Server 2003 OS I am running.
I have followed the (internet) wisdom - but the answers are not complete.
For example (server machine-01):
The information source displays "Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition" but no mention of "R2" (or whether it is x32 or x64) - I know it is "R2" because I installed "R2" on the machine. I also know it is x32 but, it would be nice if the information source displayed this.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Slator
I have followed the (internet) wisdom - but the answers are not complete.
For example (server machine-01):
The information source displays "Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition" but no mention of "R2" (or whether it is x32 or x64) - I know it is "R2" because I installed "R2" on the machine. I also know it is x32 but, it would be nice if the information source displayed this.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Slator
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Thanks guys (or gals?) - GREAT "stuff".
I will test the solutions this weekend on some servers then post the resuts and award the points.
Slator
P.S. I have done some "preliminary" testing and it looks like the "results" are going to be interesting...
I will test the solutions this weekend on some servers then post the resuts and award the points.
Slator
P.S. I have done some "preliminary" testing and it looks like the "results" are going to be interesting...
This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See my comment at the end of the question for more details.
then type in box
cmd
then type the following command at the prompt:
winver
<ENTER>
Display should tell you exactly what you want to know.