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ISA/TMG Server Build Numbers

Did you ever wonder how to find out which Hotfix/Service Pack Level your ISA/TMG Server is currently running on?

In ISA Server 2004/2006 or TMG simply open an MMC on the ISA/TMG Server and Open Help -> About Microsoft ISA/TMG Server. Here you'll see the Version Number of your ISA/TMG Server (screenshot shows ISA 2006 SP1).

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Another way to check out the Version number is to open the ISA/TMG installation directory and right-click the wspsrv.exe, which is the firewall service executable file. Select Properties and the Version Tab.

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The following list shows the version number with the Hotfix/Service Pack level of your ISA Server:

ISA Server 2000 (SE and EE)

RTM                      3.0.1200.50

SP1                       3.0.1200.166

FP1                       3.0.1200.235

SP2                      3.0.1200.365

Latest HotFix (not accumulated) 1200.443

ISA Server 2004 SE

BETA                     4.0.2161.153

RTM                      4.0.2161.50

SP1                      4.0.2163.213

SP2                       4.0.2165.594

SP3                       4.0.2167.887

Latest hotfix package  2167.910

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/970454

ISA 2004 EE

BETA                     4.0.3437.63

RTM                      4.0.3439.50

SP2                       4.0.3443.594

SP3                       4.0.3445.887

Latest hotfix package  3445.910

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/970454

ISA Server 2006 EE/SE

RTM                      5.0.5720.100

Supportability        5.0.5721.240

SP1                      5.0.5723.493

latest hotfix package 5.0.5723.518

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976301

TMG Medium Business Edition

RTM with MS09-16         6.0.6417.153

latest hotfix package     6.0.6417.154

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973828/

TMG Server 2010        

RC                        7.0.7733.100

RTM                      7.0.7734.100

* Hotfixes on ISA Server 2004

  • All Hotfixes included in ISA 2004 SP1 are also included in ISA Server 2004 EE RTM.
  • All Hotfixes after ISA 2004 SP1 and ISA 2004 EE are shipped separately for both SKUs if the fix addresses issues existing in both products.
  • There will be only one KB and it will mention both the SE and the EE fix in the reolution section.
    (Example: 894483 - Users receive an "Error Code 502: Proxy error. The parameter is incorrect. (87)" error when they visit certain URLs after you configure HTTP content filtering based on signatures or extensions in ISA Server 2004)

Please also note that all ISA Hotfixes and Service Packs are cummulative. E.g. this means that if you have found a KB article describing an issue which was fixed prior to the release of SP1 for ISA Server 2006 and you have already applied SP1 then your ISA Server has the fix already installed and there is no need to install the fix again.

Author:

Philipp Sand

Support Specialist ISA Server

Technical Reviewer

Thomas Detzner

Escalation Engineer ISA Server

Published Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:26 AM by isablog

Comments

# re: ISA Server Build Numbers

"...all ISA Hotfixes and Service Packs are cummulative..." this is a great info!! :D

Regards,

Paulo Oliveira.

Thursday, February 26, 2009 10:39 AM by paulo.oliveira

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# re: ISA Server Build Numbers

with the Security Patch MS09-16 installed you should see the following build numbers:

ISA 2004 EE: 4.0.3445.909

ISA 2004 SE: 4.0.2167.909

ISA 2006 patch for RTM: 5.0.5720.172

ISA 2006 patch for Supportability Update: 5.0.5721.261

ISA 2006 patch for SP1: 5.0.5723.511

TMG MBE: 6.0.6417.153

HTH cheers,

Philipp Sand

Friday, April 24, 2009 10:57 AM by psand

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