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Will do, got VEEAM so that's easy to do!

 

Always nice! Been working on veeam stuff for last couple of days. It should be a simple case of running the installer and away it goes.

 

Are you using DAG groups?

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Be aware that exchange sp2 will extend your Active directory schema as well, so make sure you have a current backup of that and the account you use to install the service pack is able to extend the schema
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Do the read the "Read Me" notes as there are a few recommendation in there to set the execution polict otherwise Exch will break and you will have to recover Exch. Also, if you have multiple AD sites, start off with the internet facing site 1st, and start with the CAS roles 1st then the others.

 

You can backup the schema but I dont think you will roll that back, and I have never seen Exch schema update only ruin AD.

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In addition:

 

Disable exchange aware anti-malware before installing.

 

Make sure that the MS CRL's are reachable by the host during boot - otherwise it will hang for 40+ minutes during reboots.

 

The same is true for the update rollups (don't forget to install those after moving up to sp2 - I think we're up to Rollup Update 5 v2 at the moment)

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Read this Install the Latest Update Rollup for Exchange 2010: Exchange 2010 Help

 

Executive Summary: Once you've got SPx you only need to install the latest update rollup to keep current, until you are ready for the next SP. Don't forget about Disabling AV, and ensuring the CRL's are reachable before you begin the install. Check everything after installation. Don't forget to re-enable AV when you are done. Check everything again.

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you can install the latest RU alone, that will be fine. As fir the CRL its a pain, either make sure your exch has an internet connection or disabled the check for crl under IE options.

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