You're conclusions are 100% accurate, Ryan, but the proof is not in
any document, but rather in the actual performance of the WU/MU
website.
The reason this happens is because MBSA shows you ALL of the update
that are not installed.
When you go to WU/MU, you are only shown SP1 and the post-SP1
updates. You are not shown the pre-SP1 updates, because you're being
offered the SP1 instead of those pre-SP1 updates.
If you were to decline the SP1 at WU/MU and rescan your system,
you'll find that WU/MU will then show you all 47 missing updates for
Windows Server 2003 RTM.
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| Recently ran WU (and MU) against a clean W2K3 Std box and as
expected
| it showed I needed SP1 and ~23 other hotfixes (all post-SP1
| presumably). However, when I run MBSA 2.0 it shows, as expected,
SP1
| is needed but also that 47 security fixes are missing.
|
| I'm almost 100% certain that the difference in hotfixes are the
pre-sp1
| fixes and that WU (MU) is not showing them, but have no concrete
| evidence such as a KB, etc... to prove my case. In this scenario
there
| is an application conflict with SP1 and we need to install all
security
| fixes up to this point (presumably 47 of them).
|
| Any pointes are appreciated.
|
| Thanks in advance,
|
| Ryan
|
|