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When should I install .Net framework service packs...?

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alien2_51 - 13 Sep 2004 17:11 GMT
Some new .Net framework service packs were just released and my system
admins are asking if they should apply them. I'm inclined to tell them no,
simply because you cannot fix something that is not broken. Now if it is a
new application I'd say use the latest SP.. Any thoughts....? What's MS say
about this, anybody know...?

Thanks,

Dan
Hermit Dave - 13 Sep 2004 17:32 GMT
well you do have a point. in most cases service packs are bug fixes and
security updates.
so its always advisable to update to the latest one.
But dont do them at once. take a test machine or two which reflects you
organisations normal machines. And deploy the there. Test your application
to see if the fixes dont break anything. Yes sometimes it does if underlying
mechanism was changed or modified. As and when you and your Sys Admins are
satisfied... just release it for entire orgainsation.

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> Some new .Net framework service packs were just released and my system
> admins are asking if they should apply them. I'm inclined to tell them no,
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> Dan

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