New naming schema for Microsoft Systems Management Server software update packages (823419)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 2.0
SUMMARY
For a Microsoft Windows version of this article, see 816915.
For a Microsoft Office version of this article, see 816916.
For a Microsoft Exchange version of this article, see 817903.
Microsoft has adopted a standardized naming schema for all software updates for System Management Server that Microsoft creates and distributes. The new naming schema goes into effect in June 2003 for all update packages.
Note A System Management Server software update is an executable (.exe) file that contains one or more system files that you can apply to System Management Server to correct a specific problem. Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) distributes software updates to customers whose computers are severely affected by a specific problem. Critical and recommended updates are software updates that Microsoft recommends for all customers. To obtain critical or recommended updates, you can visit the Windows Update site, the Microsoft Download Center or other Microsoft Web sites.
Microsoft has adopted this new naming schema for software update packages for the following reasons:
- It creates consistency across Microsoft software update packages.
- It makes it easier to search for software update packages and Knowledge Base articles.
- It clearly identifies the language of a software update package and the intended operating system, where applicable.
This article contains additional information about the new standardized naming schema for System Management Server software update packages.
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 7/28/2004 |
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Keywords: | kbinfo KB823419 kbAudITPRO |
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