DOCUMENT:Q242400 29-SEP-1999 [sna] TITLE :SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 3 Readme.txt File PRODUCT :Microsoft SNA Server PROD/VER:WINDOWS:4.0 SP3 OPER/SYS: KEYWORDS:_IK ====================================================================== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The information in this article applies to: - Microsoft SNA Server, version 4.0 SP3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY ======= This article contains a copy of the information in the Readme.txt file included in SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 3. MORE INFORMATION ================ Revision History ================ September 17, 1999 - Posted released version of SNA 4.0 SP3 Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1997, 1998, 1999 These materials are provided "as-is," for informational purposes only. 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In any event, Microsoft's and its suppliers' entire liability in any manner arising out of these materials, whether by tort, contract, or otherwise shall not exceed the suggested retail price of these materials. ===================================================================== Ordering the SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 3 CD ---------------------------------------------- Microsoft SNA Server 4.0 U.S. Service Pack 3 (SP3) is available in CD media format by ordering the following part number from Microsoft at (800) 936-3500: #211-00339 SNA Svr 4.0 English Patch CD SP3 Downloading SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 3 ------------------------------------------ Self-extracting executable files containing updated 4.0 SP3 SNA Server and client files can be downloaded electronically from www.microsoft.com, which points to: ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/winnt/sna-public/fixes/sna40/ussp3 The following files comprise the updated SNA Server and client files for SNA Server 4.0 SP3: 40SP3TXT.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Release Notes and Help File 40SP3IS.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Server Update (Intel) (NOTE 1,2) 40SP3AS.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Server Update (Alpha) (NOTE 1,2) 40SP3IC.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Windows NT Client Update (Intel) (NOTE 2) 40SP3AC.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Windows NT Client Update (Alpha) (NOTE 2) 40SP39X.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Windows 9X Client Update (NOTE 2) 40SP3CLR.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Windows 3.x, MS-DOS, WEB Client Refresh (NOTE 3) 40SP3IHS.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Host Security Refresh (Intel) 40SP3AHS.EXE - 4.0 SP3 Host Security Refresh (Alpha) 40SP3MQ.EXE - 4.0 SP3 MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge All of these files are self extracting Win32 executables. For information about changes and new features implemented in 4.0 SP3, see the SNASP.HLP file and README.TXT release notes file included in 40SP3TXT.EXE, 40SP3IS.EXE or 40SP3AS.EXE. SNASP.HLP describes symptoms and causes for problems fixed in the service pack, as well as fixes implemented in SNA Server 4.0 SP1 and 4.0 SP2. NOTE 1: The SNA Server 4.0 SP3 includes updates to the SNA Server, Print Service, COM Transaction Integrator, SNA OLE/DB Interface, TN3270 Service, TN5250 Service, AFTP, and Shared Folders Gateway. NOTE 2: Once the 4.0 SP3 update is applied, there is no way to uninstall (or "roll back") the service pack without reinstalling the previous SNA Server 4.0 release. The SNA Server, Windows 95 and Windows NT client update programs automatically invoke the MDAC installation program, required by SNA Server 4.0 SP3, regardless of what is currently installed on the server or client. Unlike SNA 4.0 SP1, the required MDAC and MMC files are already included in these self extracting images. Also, unlike SNA 4.0 SP2, the SNA SDK files are included in these self extracting images and will be automatically upgraded as a part of running Update. NOTE 3: The SNA Server Windows 3.x, and MS-DOS clients are still unchanged from SNA 4.0 SP1. There is no update installer for these clients. The Web-installable clients has been updated in SNA 4.0 SP3. Instructions for Decompressing the Server or Client Update Files ---------------------------------------------------------------- The SNA Server and client update files automatically extract and run the Update program. When extracted, these files require the following free disk space: Server Update (Intel) - 40SP3IS.EXE: 166 MB Server Update (Alpha) - 40SP3AS.EXE: 197 MB Windows NT Client Update (Intel) - 40SP3IC.EXE: 116 MB Windows NT Client Update (Alpha) - 40SP3AC.EXE: 150 MB Windows 95 Client Update - 40SP39X.EXE: 52 MB Microsoft recommends that these files are extracted to a persistent, shared network location and made available to server and client computers across the network. Users can then connect to this shared directory and install the service pack by running the Update program from this network location. To do this, perform the following steps: 1) Extract the desired service pack files to one or more directories on a network server: These files can be extracted to a separate directory by using the /x or /X option. For example: 40SP3IS /x 2) Share the desired service pack files to network users The full directory structure of the extracted files must be available to the user who runs the Update program, since the Update program automatically spawns the MDAC and MMC installation programs. For example, "40SP3IS /X" will extract into the following directory structure: \ \I386\... (SNA Server 4.0 SP3 files) \MMC (MMC installation) \MDAC (MS DAC installation) \REG2UDL (utility used by Setup) Similarly, the SNA Windows NT Intel client update (40SP3IC.EXE) extracts into the following directory structure: \ \CLIENTS\WINNT\I386 (SNA Server 4.0 SP3 Windows NT client files) \MMC (MMC installation) \MDAC (MS DAC installation) \REG2UDL (utility used by Setup) 3. Users must run the Update program to install the service pack To apply the service pack, the UPDATE should be run from the appropriate shared directory: SNA Server (Intel): \I386 SNA Server (Alpha): \ALPHA SNA Windows NT client (Intel): \CLIENTS\WINNT\I386 SNA Windows NT client (Alpha): \CLIENTS\WINNT\ALPHA SNA Windows 9x client: \CLIENTS\WIN9X ********************************************************************** WARNING: The UPDATE.EXE program should always be used to install the service pack, which automatically spawns the Setup program in "quiet" mode, and requires limited user interaction. The Setup program should not be run directly, since the user will be required to select the existing installation path, user credentials and components to install. If these options are chosen incorrectly, this can damage the installation of the service pack on the destination machine. ********************************************************************** If the self-extracting files are run without the /X option, the update program will be run automatically. When running Update automatically, all files are automatically extracted to the directory where the TMP, TEMP, or WINROOT environment variable is pointing (trying in that order). So, if the SET command shows that TMP=C:\TMP , and C: does not have sufficient storage to extract the files, change TMP to point to a drive which has sufficient space. For example: SET TMP=D:\TEMP NOTE: Once Update has completed, the SNA Server source installation directory will point to the directory where Update was run. If SNA Setup is run from SNA Server program group, Setup will attempt to locate this directory when adding or removing SNA Server components. For more information about the service pack installation process and possible errors that might occur, see the "More Information" section below. How To Disable the MDAC Installation ------------------------------------ The 4.0 SP3 Update program for SNA Server, Windows NT and Windows 9x will automatically spawn the MDAC installation program whenever Update is run. This new version of MDAC must be installed so that the new data access features of 4.0 SP3 will function properly. If these data access features are not being used, the automatic MDAC installation can be disabled by modifying the client SNASETUP.INI file from the service pack installation directory prior to running the UPDATE program. To disable the automatic installation of MDAC, "InstallMdac=NoInstall" should appear before the other InstallMdac lines. For example: InstallMdac=NoInstall InstallMdac=ForcedInstall InstallMdac=ContinueInstall If "InstallMdac=ForcedInstall" is listed first (the default), then MDAC is automatically installed. WARNING: No other lines of SNASETUP.INI should be modified MMC and the SNA Windows NT Client --------------------------------- Unlike SNA 4.0 SP2, the SNA 4.0 SP2 Windows NT Client Update program no longer installs the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) component if the client machine is not installed with any features that require MMC (such as COMTI or the SNA Server Manager). However, if these features are installed on the SNA Windows NT client, then the SNA 4.0 SP3 client Update program will automatically install MMC. Knowledgebase article Q237599 describes this change. Installing the new OLE/DB Provider and ODBC Driver for DB2 ---------------------------------------------------------- SNA Server 4.0 SP2 includes a new OLE DB Provider for DB2 and ODBC Driver for DB2 from Microsoft, while previous versions of SNA Server included a version licensed from StarQuest. SNA 4.0 SP3 includes an update to the SNA 4.0 SP2 version. When upgrading from SNA 4.0 or SNA 4.0 SP1 systems to SNA 4.0 SP3, the server or client computer must first be upgraded to SNA 4.0 SP3 by running the Update program from a persistent location (i.e., a location where the full extracted files exist). Once installed, the new drivers may be installed by running the SNA Setup program from the local SNA Server Program group and by choosing these new components after selecting Add/Remove Components. Installing the new MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge --------------------------------------- SNA Server 4.0 SP2 includes the new MSMQ-MQSeries Bridge. The SNA 4.0 SP3 includes an updated version of the Bridge (40SP3MQ.EXE). This feature is only supported on Microsoft SNA Server 4.0 SP2 or SP3 systems. For more information about this feature, refer to the LICENSE.TXT and README files included in 40SP3MQ.EXE . Upgrading Host Security to 4.0 SP3 ---------------------------------- The Host Security updates for SNA 4.0 SP3 (40SP3IHS.EXE, 40SP3AHS.EXE) must first be extracted to a directory. To upgrade SNA Server 4.0, 4.0 SP1 or 4.0 SP2 Host Security to 4.0 SP3, the Setup program must be run and the current installation directory and Windows NT user context must be entered. No Update program is provided to upgrade the Host Security components to 4.0 SP3. Upgrading SNA Windows 3.x and MS-DOS clients to 4.0 SP3 ------------------------------------------------------- The 40SP3CLR.EXE file contains the SNA Server Windows 3.x, a WEB- installable version of the SNA Windows 9x and Win3x clients, and MS-DOS and OS/2 client files. The 40SP3CLR.EXE is a Win32 self extracting executable. The administrator must first run this file and choose a directory to place the extracted files. Windows 3.x clients may then connect across the network and run the Setup program to install the client files. The setup program can be used to upgrade a previous version of the SNA client software. NOTE: The SNA Windows 3.x and MS-DOS clients are unchanged since SNA 4.0 SP1, though the WEB-installable client CAB files have been updated in SNA 4.0 SP3. Installing the Updated 4.0 SP3 SDK ---------------------------------- Unlike SNA Server 4.0 SP2, the SNA Server 4.0 SP3 Server, Windows NT and Windows 9x client include the SDK files. Also, the Update program that is automatically spawned when these self-extracting files are run (40SP3?S.EXE, 40SP3?C.EXE, 40SP39X.EXE) will update the SDK files if the SDK option was initially chosen during SNA Server 4.0 installation. Installing the Service Pack Files --------------------------------- Both the SNA Server and SNA client files have been updated in 4.0 SP3. Updates may be applied in any order -- to the server and/or to the clients. It is recommended that all systems running SNA Server 4.0 (that is, SNA Servers and client computers) are updated to 4.0 SP3. It may not be necessary to update the client computers to SP3 unless you are experiencing a client problem that has been fixed in SP3. WARNING: This service pack update is intended to be applied on systems currently running SNA Server 4.0, 4.0 SP1, 4.0 SP2 server or client software. These updates cannot be applied over systems running SNA Server 3.x or 2.x releases. ** TO BE APPLIED TO SNA SERVER 4.0 SYSTEMS ONLY!! ** More Information ---------------- As noted above, if /X is not used, the file is self-extracted to the directory where the TMP environment variable is pointing. For example, if TMP=C:\TEMP , then the C: drive (where this directory exists) must have sufficient disk space to accommodate the extracted image. If there is insufficient disk space to accommodate the image size, the following error will occur: Extraction Failed Access is denied If this error occurs, a temporary read-only file may be left in the TMP directory tree (for example, in C:\TEMP\ext5232\i386\setup.tdf) which may cause the service pack file to continue to fail with "Access is denied". To correct this problem, delete the file indicated in the "To Directory:" within the progress dialog when the "Access is denied" error is displayed. This file may have the "read only" attribute set, so the ATTRIB command may be needed to remove this attribute (i.e., ATTRIB -r ) in order to delete this file. When UPDATE is run, it displays the following warning: WARNING You are about to update your current installation of SNA Server with SNA Server 4.0 with Service Pack 3. You will not be able to deinstall this Service Pack and get back to your original setup. Click Yes if you wish to proceed. Choose Yes to continue (the default is No) As mentioned above, Update always launches the MDAC setup program, which displays the following message box: Please wait while MDAC setup completes... If the following error occurs, then SNA 4.0 SP3 has already been installed: Setup Error 689 Setup cannot update an installation interactively in Quiet mode. Setup Error 723 Setup was unable to read configuration information from the first section of the setup file: C:\SNA40\setup\server\snafile.stf If these errors are occurring and you wish to re-apply SNA Server 4.0 SP3, perform the following steps: - delete \SETUP\SERVER\SNAFILE.STF - modify the following registry value: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SNA Server\CurrentVersion\ SNAVersion: REG_SZ: 4.0 Service Pack 3 change "4.0 Service Pack 3" to "4.0 Service Pack 2" (without the quotes) - then, re-run the UPDATE program again
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