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07-18-08, 02:06 AM
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As we update our Exchange 2007 server with service packs and rollups, does
anyone know if updating the management tools on xp and vista workstations that have the management tools installed is required? I ran across one post saying you do not need to update your workstations if you have exchange 2007 even if you update the server itself. This is in contrast to what I was used to with exchange 2000 and 2003. Thanks! |
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07-18-08, 01:05 PM
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Since many of the new features in a service pack are in the administrative
tools, I would think that you would want to apply the service pack to the appropriate workstations. |
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