How to tell which service pack has been applied.

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Greg Gum

I am running Exchange 2000 on Win2K. I don't know what service packs have been applied

I have looked through the Service Manager, but I don't see any "About..." dialogue, and checking the properities pages of various items in the service manager doesn't tell me

So, How do I determine which service pack is currently installed so that I can upgrade to the lastest service pack

Thanks

Gre
(A newbie to Exchange)
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Best to post Exchange questions to microsoft.public.exchange.admin - this
isn't an Outlook question.

However - in ESM, find the server, right click on it, and you'll see the SP
in the General tab.
 

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