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Exchange Server 2007, Version, SP and Rollup Versions.
I am trying to find out the best way to determine the current status of my Exchange Server.
I am running Exchange Server 2007, and I want to find out the SP and Rollup status. I am unable to locate this information and am wondering if anyone know where and how to find this out.
Thanks
I am running Exchange Server 2007, and I want to find out the SP and Rollup status. I am unable to locate this information and am wondering if anyone know where and how to find this out.
Thanks
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My typo, both commands worked first time.
However this both return the version, build etc. But I also want to find out which Rollups have been installed? Do you know a command to get this inofrmation?
Thanks
However this both return the version, build etc. But I also want to find out which Rollups have been installed? Do you know a command to get this inofrmation?
Thanks
You have to check the build number and versions against the following list: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/240.exchange-server-and-update-rollups-build-numbers.aspx
Exchange doesn't have a place that displays that info properly for some odd reason, unless you feel like digging through your Add/Remove programs list with the updates box checked.
Exchange doesn't have a place that displays that info properly for some odd reason, unless you feel like digging through your Add/Remove programs list with the updates box checked.
Forgot to mention to check against MS site (sorry :( )
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Thanks, I found the list with the build versions and installed Rollups and SP.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
I know you are closing this out, but you cannot find the UR version you are on via the command provided.
You can get the base (service pack) version from the command above, and the Wiki link above is correct (as this is updated by microsoft), but unless you use powershell to search the add / removed programs, you are unable to see the roll up version.
You can get the base (service pack) version from the command above, and the Wiki link above is correct (as this is updated by microsoft), but unless you use powershell to search the add / removed programs, you are unable to see the roll up version.
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Although Rollup information is not available, the commands given worked first time and gave enough information to determine the correct info from the Microsoft listing of version and build numbers.
Get-ExchangeServer | Format-Table Name, Edition, Admindisplayversion