How do I download Service Pack 3 if my dial connection disconn

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1.How do I download a large Service Pack on a dial-up connection

Peter,

I don't believe this will work.  The Microsoft downloads seem to integrate 
themselves into the software in a way that doesn't provide access to what has 
been downloaded.  If you'll remember the download didn't have a "Save" option 
during the process.

Also, per my previous answer to a pos titled "Download of office2003-sp2 is 
over 2.5 hours, i want a CD-rom":

 I totally agree with the original post.  Posting a Service Pack (in my case 
I 
need both SP 1 & 2) without providing an option for obtaining the CD, and not 
indicating any future availability on CD (as Don MI provides in his answer) 
shows very little concern for the time of those who are led to believe that 
their only option is the download.





"Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote:

> Peter:  See if you can find a friend who has broadband, and have them 
> download the full version for you and burn to a cd so you can use it on your 
> computer.
> -- 
> ===
> Tom [Pepper] Willett
> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> 
> "Peter" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message 
> news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
> | Office 2003 Service Pack 2 (English version)
> | 46036 KB / Download Time = 215 min at your connection speed
> |
> | My ISP disconnects me when I'm just over half way through.  Any 
> suggestions? 
> 
> 
> 

2.Office 2003 Service Pack 2 is too large to download via dial-up

The Office 2003 Service Pack 2 (English) download is 46MB and is a 6 hour 
download via my dial up ISP. My ISP cuts off before the lengthy download to 
my computer can be completed. Any recommendations on how I can obtain the 
required Service pack using my existing dial up? Can the Service Pack be 
somehow broken down into smaller packages?

3.Make major service packs available on CD's for dial-up custome

4.Intermittent Lost of Exchange Server Services. Outlook disconn

Have looked at this before and implmented HF and so on. But still having 
issues.

Today so far we have been stable, however one site running across a VPN are 
not able to connect, but we do not see any MTU issues.

Thanks

"R. E. Wendel" wrote:

> Per the MTU, did you check out KB 898060?
> 
> "Alan" wrote:
> 
> > Hope someone can shed some light, going crazy!!!
> > 
> > Environment
> > 
> > Windows 2003 Server AD deployment.
> > 
> > Over 20 Child domains.
> > 
> > Parent Domain deployed across 2 sites.
> > 
> > Each Parent domain site contains 1 backend exchange server.
> > 
> > Each identical to each other hardware wise.
> > 
> > Both run Windows 2003 Standard SP1 with Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise SP1.
> > 
> > Front end server running Exchange 2003 Standard
> > 
> > Exchange configured for OWA, OMA and RPC over HTTP
> > 
> > Problem.
> > 
> > Since upgrading from Exchange 2000 and splitting the exchange server over 2 
> > sites we are experiencing the following problems.
> > 
> > Support calls received from users asking if email is down.
> > 
> > Upon opening ESM and trying to expand one of the Mail storage group the 
> > following error is displayed.
> > 
> > C1041721
> > 
> > All Services running correctly.
> > 
> > OWA and OMA still function. As to date RPC over HTTP has not been confirmed.
> > 
> > To resolve the problem we either restart the server or for a quick fix will 
> > end the store.exe process and restart the MS Information Store.
> > 
> > This happens at random occasion, we have recently gone through a period of 2 
> > months without the problem occurring. 
> > 
> > Microsoft has have been contacted and after a week of investigation their 
> > recommendations was to upgrade the windows OS to Enterprise edition.
> > 
> > Each mail server has 2GB of RAM and all the switches are in place in the 
> > boot.ini file.
> > 
> > A few months ago we had a number of problems with our remote sites child 
> > domains replicating with AD and at the same time we had the exchange problems.
> > 
> > Upon trouble shooting a number of our ADSL lines had their MTU size reduced 
> > to under 1500. A few articles mentioned mis match RPC messages could cause 
> > disruption to Exchange Servers. Have not got the article number to hand.
> > 
> > Upon speaking to our ISP we had the MTU returned to normal and AD replicated 
> > and our mail problems disappeared.
> > 
> > With the return of the problem the first thing we investigated was any 
> > changes to MTU's and only 1 site had a problem. This was immediately shut 
> > down, but we have still had problems with exchange refusing connections and 
> > presenting the error message in ESM.
> > 
> > No ad problems exist and all other avenues have been looked into.
> > 
> > Anyone else had similar problems??  I have not found any articles or any 
> > ones else who has experienced this problem.
> > 
> > Anyone out their got any answers, if so let me know and if the solution 
> > works I will make sure you get all the credit.
> > 
> > Many thanks
> > 
> > Alan
> > 
> > 

5.Outlook Express 6 Service Pack 1 and Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 updates

The updates are only offered if you have Service Pack 1 installed.

-- 
Thanks,
Lucy [MSFT]

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"lw" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message
news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...
> I have Windows 98 SE,Outlook Express 6 (without Service Pack 1), and
Internet Explorer 6, on a Pentium II.  This works well for me.
>
> If I don't have the service packs now, do I still need to install the
>  Cumulative Security Update for Outlook Express 6 Service Pack 1
(KB837009)
> and Critical Update for Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 (KB831167)?
>
> It looks like these updates do not apply to my system, but maybe I am
missing something.
>
> Thanks,
> LW

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