Windows exchange server 2003 service pack 2

If you haven't heard, Service Pack 2 for Windows Server is now available. Once Exchange was RTM, we continued to test. Service Pack 2 for Windows provides additional language support for Exchange In addition, you'll also find that the installation experience of Exchange is more streamlined because many of the updates that are required for Exchange for example, Microsoft Management Console 3. And of course, administrators will have the benefit of running the latest version of Windows Server to ensure their system is fully patched and up-to-date.

We've received a lot of great feedback and positive responses regarding the blog post on Exchange SP1. Some customers and administrators are wondering if we're changing any of the system requirements for SP1.

As far as hardware requirements are concerned, SP1 will not change the existing Exchange RTM system requirements. Please consult documentation for details. Additional note: While Exchange is compatible with Windows Server SP2, please make sure that any 3rd party software or hardware you use is also compatible before deploying, by checking the vendor's web site.

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