Microsoft® Windows Server 2003: Administrator’s Companion
by Charlie Russel, Sharon Crawford, Jason Gerend
Updating Windows
Keeping Windows Server 2003 up-to-date with the latest relevant service pack, security patches, and hot fixes maximizes the security and stability of the operating system, saving your company money.
There are several ways to keep a server updated:
Using the Windows Update Web site from the server to manually download relevant service packs, security patches, and hot fixes
Using the Windows Update Catalog (available from the Windows Update Web site) to download updates to a network server, from which you can manually install the updates, or deploy using Group Policy
Using Automatic Updates to automatically download and install security patches and hot fixes—either from the Windows Update Web site or from an internal Software Update ...
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