I installed a Windows Server 2003 VM yesterday, and noticed that IE7 was in the "optional updates" list? Does that mean it's also not on AU anymore?
What's the deal with that?
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
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Was it ever a critical update on Server 2003? I thought that was just an XP thing.
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Time to move towards IE8?
(Does this rings the bell? nah... I don't hear any)
I remember reading in one of the post in here that saying, This comming "MIX-07 has an in-view on IE8" (not entirely sure about this)
May be soon to see "IE8 Week"
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blowdart
Peek-a-boo
AndyC wrote:Was it ever a critical update on Server 2003? I thought that was just an XP thing.
Indeed. Consider the things you run on Server that may depend on IE and break with 7 (pointing at certain RAID Array software from IBM). It's never been forced on 2003 as critical.
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No, IE7 was a critical update on Windows Server 2003. I have upgraded >50 servers, so I know for sure. Can't check it now because all servers got IE7
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