Exchange 2010 Sp3

I currently have Exchange 2010 sp1 (on SBS 2011) I am looking install exchange 2010 sp3 -

1. Do I need to uninstall any rollups before this
2. Do I need to install SP2 first
3. are there any rollups that need installed before upgrading either of the SP's
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rfekkesCommented:
1) No
2) No
3) No
4) Make a backup before installing!
MASEE Solution Guide - Technical Dept HeadCommented:
1. Do I need to uninstall any rollups before this
No need
2. Do I need to install SP2 first
No need you can directly upgrade to SP3
http://exchangeserverpro.com/installing-exchange-server-2010-service-pack-3/
3. are there any rollups that need installed before upgrading either of the SP's
No. Please read the above article
systechadminConsultantCommented:
There is not need to install SP2. refer
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb629560(v=exchg.141).aspx

make sure that you backup everything before upgrading.
David AtkinTechnical DirectorCommented:
In addition to rfekkes comments.

When you start the Service Pack installer and its doing its checks you may find that it brings up an error about the DataCollectionSrv.  If you do, stop the Windows SBS Manager service and then restart the Service pack installer.

Start the service after the service pack has completed its installation.

Once the Service pack has been installed check to see if you can access Outlook Web Access ok.  If you get a blank page then you need to run  updatecas.ps1 in the Exchange Management Shell.

Located here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\Bin

Might not happen but it will save you some time searching if you do.

And most importantly to echo what the others said, make sure you have a backup.
AmitIT ArchitectCommented:

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