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Go to Registry<br />
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HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Ex<wbr />change\v14<wbr />\<br />
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Check the roles :<br />
Mailbox/HUB/CAS<br />
and check for the entry <br />
Configured version<br />
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Now check the value there if Roll up update has been installed.<br />
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You can also verify the same from the EXBPA from the informational items
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All three list 8.3.83.6; however, Program &amp;&nbsp;Features Installed Updates says Update Rollup 3-v2... was installed on 5/15/2011.
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I wasn't sure if Rollup 3-v2 has a bug and simply fails to update the version information.
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that might be, but the SP3 (v1) is definitlly buggy<br />
have tried to deinstall v2 and v1 and reinstall v2 without v1<br />
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there is a ms kb article for those having trouble with the v1 rollup<br />
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regards
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So you do not have to worry. The roll up update have been sucessfully intslled on your exchange.
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numero_uno, how do I know that if the version information is telling me otherwise?
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I opened a ticket with Microsoft and they were able to recreate the version reporting issue in their test lab. &nbsp;We confirmed that Update Rollup 3-v2 was successfully installed by validating the version of key binaries. &nbsp;It looks like this is a Rollup 3-v2 bug and simply fails to update the version information.<br />
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Looking at the version information from the exsetup.exe was also helpful.
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I just successfully upgraded from Exchange 2007 v8.2.176.2 to SP3 8.3.83.6. &nbsp;Rebooted the server verified v8.3.83.6 was listed on the server configuration screen and successfully tested functionallity.<br />
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I then upgraded to Exchange 2007 SP3 Update Rollup 3-v2 and received a successfull upgrade compleation message. &nbsp;Rebooted the server, but the version listed on the server configuration screen is still v8.3.83.6, when it should be v8.03.0159.002. &nbsp;I tried reinstalling Rollup 3-v2, but it didn't help. &nbsp;I have tested and Exchange seems to be working just fine.<br />
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We are using ForeFront Protection and I did disable ForeFront before installing the updates.<br />
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I haven't opened the server up to internal users or external mail yet and have a SAN snapshot of the Exchange programs, database and logs (D &amp;&nbsp;L drives), but the OS (C drive) is on direct attached storage and I don't have an image of it.<br />
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I figured I would check to see if anyone else has run into this before trying to revert the SAN components back to SP2.
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I just successfully upgraded from Exchange 2007 v8.2.176.2 to SP3 8.3.83.6.  Rebooted the server verified v8.3.83.6 was listed on the server configuration screen and successfully tested functionallity.

I then upgraded to Exchange 2007 SP3 Update Rollup 3-v2 and received a successfull upgrade compleation message.  Rebooted the server, but the version listed on the server configuration screen is still v8.3.83.6, when it should be v8.03.0159.002.  I tried reinstalling Rollup 3-v2, but it didn't help.  I have tested and Exchange seems to be working just fine.

We are using ForeFront Protection and I did disable ForeFront before installing the updates.

I haven't opened the server up to internal users or external mail yet and have a SAN snapshot of the Exchange programs, database and logs (D & L drives), but the OS (C drive) is on direct attached storage and I don't have an image of it.

I figured I would check to see if anyone else has run into this before trying to revert the SAN components back to SP2.

Exchange 2007 SP3 Update Rollup 3-v2 doesn't reflect v8.03.0159.002 on server configuration screen

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