It took me some time to get back to this issue, apologies for the delay. And I think I have found an add-in software that will display the update history and KB's of the updates. I could image some screenshots if that would help. When on a client terminal viewing the Home Server Console a fully updated server will show the software version is 3.3 - EX0308170348 as well as showing Microsoft Windows Home Server with Power Pack 3. When viewing system properties on the server itself, it shows the OS as Microsoft Windows Home Server Service Pack 2, there is no mention of the Power packs. The installed version is displayed on the server dashboard installed on clients, but I am also able to view the OS directly from the server. There was an on line push to the version 3.3. By 2010 unit were Intel powered and shipped with software OS disks showing the 3.0 version. The early units (the AMD powered EX47x) shipped with OS disks showing v1.0. The most common WHS v1 (the 32bit Server 2003 based OS) was bundled with the HP MediaSmart Server produced between late 2008 and late 2010. As you may be aware, mainstream support ended for the 32 bit WHS ended 1/2013. Power Pack 2 was released on 24 March 2009 and Power Pack 3 was released on 24 November 2009. Per wikipedia, Power Pack 1 for Windows Home Server was released on 20 July 2008. I'm not sure if this answers your questions or not so if you need more info please let me know. I will try to answer the best I can given that you are way ahead of me with the technical side of solutions. Optional- if you are running a 圆4 Windows OS and setup.exe is only letting you install the 32-bit version, you can also find the 圆4 installer in that directoryįeel free to send me any comments/ updates.Thanks for digging into this.
Open the Home Server Connector Software folder.Httpvh://For those without Youtube access the steps are:
For those using a motherboard such as the Supermicro X8SIL-F or Supermicro X8ST3-F, with remote ISO image mounting at the motherboard level through IPMI 2.0.Also, for those that have lost the disk, this is much easier than searching Microsoft’s site for the download as the connector software already sits on your network!Īgain, please thank my colleague new to WHS for reminding me about this video. As netbooks, usually without optical drives, flood the market, this is often the easiest way to install the connector software. This video tutorial will show you how to install the Windows Home Server Connector Software without using the CD/DVD.
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