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Exchange 2010 SP1: More Than a Simple Upgrade

This update improves the OWA interface, adds granular replication for DAGs, and includes many enhanced management features
Aug. 23, 2010 Tony Redmond | Windows IT Pro

I'm confused by Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1. Bewilderment isn't a natural state for me, so maybe the confusion results from the evolving definition of what Microsoft will or won't include in a service pack. In the past, a service pack consisted of a selection of bug fixes designed to improve the reliability and robustness of the software. New features might be introduced, but perhaps without the benefit of a GUI so they had to be controlled through registry settings or ...

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jabramo
on Nov 3, 2010
Certainly SP1 has shown its imaturity amongst Microsoft services packs. We had three nicely operational Exchange servers with DAG working like a tunned clock. It all came down to halt when SP1 was applied to the servers where we lost all three servers due to not being able to communicate with each other. This was the most unfortunate event an administrator could face. Exchange SP1 has waaayyy lot more to get the buy-in from its clients and I'm sure SP2 can take care of SP1 by next year.

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