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Installing Service Packs

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southbeach

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Jan 22, 2008
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Checking on my exchange server, I looked in Control Panel/Add Remove Software and found that there are no Exchange SPs listed.

Does this mean that no SP has been applied? I downloaded E3SP2EN.EXE. I then extracted it. When I tried to run D:\appl\Exchange\E3SP2ENG\setup\i386\update.exe, it gives me an error

Runtime Error!
Program D:\appl\Exchange\E3SP2ENG\setup\i386\update.exe
R6028
-unable to initialize heap


The error changes if I tried to run it a 2nd time

Unable to load sitsetup.dll. Setup cannot continue.

Not sure but I am running MS-2003 64bit. I wonder if this is the reason behind these errors. Must I have SP1 prior to attempting SP2 ???

Thanks,

 
You're not running 64bit. Exchange 2003 doesn't run on that. The service pack level is shown in ESM under Servers.

What do the event logs say?

Pat Richard MVP
 
I cannot find anything within ESM that shows the SPs installed. Nothing was logged under events.

I rebooted server and ran the program from within the server itself and it ran. I originally used RDP ... not sure if this would make any difference.

Again, I expanded every folder in ESM and no where does it show anything about Service Packs.

What exactly am I looking for?
 
I keep forgetting that my exchange server is not 64bit. You are correct, it is a not 64bit, it is a plain 2003 R2 version.

 
Drill down to the servers on the left side, and look at the results on the right under SERVER VERSION.

Pat Richard MVP
 
Well, if I expand my server SERVMAIL, I have Queues, FirstStorage Group and Protocols. Under First Storage Group I have Mail Box Store and Publick Folder Store. Within these I have Logons, Mailboxes, Full-Text Indexing and Logons, Public Folder Instances, Public Folders, Replication Status and Full-Text Indexing respectively.

Under Protocols, I have HTTP, IMAP4, NNTP, POP3, SMTP AND X.400.

No where in site there is anything like SERVER VERSION.

Does this mean that I have not installed any Service Pack?

I just ran the update.exe program which I thought would install SP2. I do, however, show SP2 for Windows 2003 within Control Panel + Add/Remove Programs.

Thanks,
 
Click on your servername in the left pane and it will show you the version in the right pane.

I'm Certifiable, not cert-ified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.

There are no more PDC's! There are DC's with FSMO roles!
 
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