hello again. how do i check which service pack is currently installed for exchange 2007? i can't see anywhere in the exchange management console that shows it and i want to know if i need to upgrade it. thanks.

Hi FatBoy.

In the Exchange System Manager you can simply choose Help -> About and see the version number. If it's 8.1 (Build 240.6) then Service Pack 1 is installed. If it's 8.0 (685.24) then it isn't, it's RTM.

There is a Microsoft article that explains it here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb232170.aspx

HTH
Dave

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# Exchange Volume Snapshot Backup Functionality - A new backup plug-in has been added to the product that will enable customers to create Exchange backups when a backup is invoked through the Windows Server 2008 Backup tool. Exchange Server 2007 didn't have this capability on Windows Server 2008 and additional solutions were required to perform this task.
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