MICROSOFT IS PLANNING to release this month the third service pack for its Exchange 2000 server software, which will include fixes for bugs discovered as part of its lengthy review of the software code.
Released to address issues that arise in products after Microsoft has already shipped software to customers, service packs typically includes bug fixes, technical modifications and feature additions. The Exchange 2000 Service Pack 3, however, will be released specifically to address issues the company discovered under its recent Trustworthy Computing initiative, said Jim Bernardo, product manager for the Microsoft's .Net Enterprise Server team
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Released to address issues that arise in products after Microsoft has already shipped software to customers, service packs typically includes bug fixes, technical modifications and feature additions. The Exchange 2000 Service Pack 3, however, will be released specifically to address issues the company discovered under its recent Trustworthy Computing initiative, said Jim Bernardo, product manager for the Microsoft's .Net Enterprise Server team
News source: Infoworld View: The Full Story
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