Exchange 2007 On SBS 2008
HI I am running Service pack 1 with Roll-up 10 update on Exchange 2007
I see that Service pack 3 is out- My Exchange is working great. Do I really need to run this update?
The last one shut down Exchange after the Roll-up update.
The Exchange Best Practices Analyzer is not saying to go to the next Service pack.
If I do need to update should I run SP2 first?
I see that Service pack 3 is out- My Exchange is working great. Do I really need to run this update?
The last one shut down Exchange after the Roll-up update.
The Exchange Best Practices Analyzer is not saying to go to the next Service pack.
If I do need to update should I run SP2 first?
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Yea, I did- I don't see any major security issues but how come the Exchange analyzer didn't mention it?
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This worked Thank You
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You do not need to go to SP2 before SP3
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607233(EXCHG.80).aspx
Installing Exchange 2007 SP3
You can use the following methods to install Exchange 2007 SP3:
On a computer that is running the original release version of Exchange 2007, upgrade the program to Exchange 2007 SP3.
On a computer that is running Exchange 2007 SP1, upgrade the program to Exchange 2007 SP3.
On a computer that is running Exchange 2007 SP2, upgrade the program to Exchange 2007 SP3.
Perform a new installation of Exchange 2007 SP3.