Microsoft has released its first service pack for Windows Small Business Server 2003.
The security and stability update includes the latest patches for Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 SP1 and Exchange Server 2003 SP1. It also includes Windows XP SP 2 and Outlook 2003 SP1 both for client deployment.
The pack is available as a download or can be received on a CD from local Microsoft offices. The company has also included a security assessment tool for companies using up to 1,000 PCs.
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