I am in the process of upgrading our Exchange 2000 Standard to Exchange 2000 Enterprise. I am aware that all S/Ps and hotfixes will need to be re-applied after the upgrade, but during the process, I got an error message stating "the target file exists and is newer than the source". I assume this is a file that has previously been updated by a S/P or Hotfix, but what should I reply to this error message? Should I keep the newer file, or replace it with an older version and hope it gets updated when re-applying S/Ps and hotfixes?
Hi, I would keep the new file and make sure that Exchange services are not started before everything is updated with all SP's and hotfixes. Leif "Ageing Brilliantine Stick Insect" skrev i en meddelelse news:4F9770D7-3BE0-4E0E-8C0D-14DE270323F2@microsoft.com... > I am in the process of upgrading our Exchange 2000 Standard to Exchange 2000 > Enterprise. > > I am aware that all S/Ps and hotfixes will need to be re-applied after the > upgrade, but during the process, I got an error message stating "the target > file exists and is newer than the source". I assume this is a file that has > previously been updated by a S/P or Hotfix, but what should I reply to this > error message? Should I keep the newer file, or replace it with an older > version and hope it gets updated when re-applying S/Ps and hotfixes?
