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Anyone have hard evidence of problems with Windows Automatic Updates? Mar 20 2003 08:49PM
Thomas Cameron (ThomasC mip com) (4 replies)
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We are using the Windows 2000 automatic update feature on several of our
production servers.

One of my fellow IT team members has expressed concern that Microsoft has a
bad history of releasing hotfixes which break servers. I can find lots of
anecdotal evidence that this has happened, but only a very limited number of
cases where some specific configurations were negatively impacted by hotfix
application.

Does anyone have any hard evidence that automatic updates are a Bad
Thing(tm)?

Thanks,
Thomas Cameron, RHCE, CNE, MCSE, MCT
Best Software - Non Profit and Government Division
(512) 454-1844 x 307

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[ reply ]
RE: Anyone have hard evidence of problems with Windows Automatic Updates? Mar 21 2003 04:22PM
james leafgrove com (James D Stallard)
Re: Anyone have hard evidence of problems with Windows Automatic Upda tes? Mar 20 2003 11:19PM
Armando Ortiz (aortiz onlinetraffic com)
Re: Anyone have hard evidence of problems with Windows Automatic Upda tes? Mar 20 2003 10:58PM
Anthony Kim (Anthony Kim VW COM)
Re: Anyone have hard evidence of problems with Windows Automatic Upda tes? Mar 20 2003 10:49PM
John Jasen (jjasen realityfailure org)


 

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