Guest Jim Posted July 10, 2007 Posted July 10, 2007 Hi, If a service pack or other type of update is installed on a Windows 2k3 server, which log would the event be recorded? Which event number would it might be or which source name would be given? I am trying to discover when an update was installed. thanks, Jim
Guest Mel Posted July 10, 2007 Posted July 10, 2007 RE: Service Pack - Event Viewer ID? Some things to look for... In the System Log --- Source: NtServicePack Event: 4371, 4377 You might want to check the settings for your automatic updates in Control Panel. If you see "SYSTEM" as the User this is part of the automatic updates, otherwise you will see the actual User Account that installed the update/patch (as well as the date, time, etc.). Mel "Jim" wrote: > Hi, > > If a service pack or other type of update is installed on a Windows 2k3 > server, which log would the event be recorded? Which event number would it > might be or which source name would be given? > > I am trying to discover when an update was installed. > > thanks, > > Jim
Guest Jim Posted July 10, 2007 Posted July 10, 2007 RE: Service Pack - Event Viewer ID? Mel, This is what I was looking for... thanks, Jim "Mel" wrote: > Some things to look for... > > In the System Log --- > Source: NtServicePack > Event: 4371, 4377 > > You might want to check the settings for your automatic updates in Control > Panel. If you see "SYSTEM" as the User this is part of the automatic > updates, otherwise you will see the actual User Account that installed the > update/patch (as well as the date, time, etc.). > > > Mel > > > "Jim" wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > If a service pack or other type of update is installed on a Windows 2k3 > > server, which log would the event be recorded? Which event number would it > > might be or which source name would be given? > > > > I am trying to discover when an update was installed. > > > > thanks, > > > > Jim
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