SharePoint Versions

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For SP2010 info please see SharePoint 2010 Versions
Released
Name WSS3.0 MOSS2007 Version Changes info
15-Dec-09 December 2009 Cumulative update KB977027 KB977026 12.0.0.6524 BLOG
29-Oct-09
October 2009 Cumulative update KB974989 KB974988 12.0.0.6520 BLOG
07-Oct-09
August 2009 Cumulative update KB973410 KB973409 12.0.0.6514 BLOG
01-Jul-09
June 2009 Cumulative update KB971538 KB972569 12.0.0.6510 BLOG
01-Jun-09
April 2009 Cumulative update KB968857
KB968850
KB968851 12.0.0.6504 BLOG
BLOG
BLOG
29-Apr-09
SP2 KB953338 KB953334 12.0.0.6421 Hotfix for SP2 bug
WSS
MOSS
  February 2009 Cumulative update KB963654 KB961755 12.0.0.6341
  December 2008 Cumulative update KB960010 KB960011 12.0.0.6335 BLOG
  October 2008 Cumulative update KB957691 KB957693 12.0.0.6332  
  August 2008 Cumulative update KB956057 KB957109
KB956056
12.0.0.6327
  Infrastructure Update KB951297 KB951695 12.0.0.6318
  post-SP1 hotfix KB948945 KB941274 12.0.0.6303
  post-SP1 hotfix
KB941274 12.0.0.6301
  post-SP1 hotfix   KB941422 12.0.0.6300
11-Dec-07 SP1 KB936988 KB936984 12.0.0.6219
  MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 October public update     12.0.0.6039
  MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 24, 2007 hotfix package     12.0.0.6036
  MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 RTM     12.0.0.4518
  MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Beta 2 TR     12.0.0.4407
  MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Beta 2     12.0.0.4017
  Office 12 (PDC image - pre-beta)     12.0.0.3111

Source: Penny Coventry

Finding the Version by Central Administration

The first approach is to open a web browser and got to the site settings page (Site Actions > Site Settings > Modify All Settings).

Finding the Version by PowerShell

(get-item "hklm:software\microsoft\shared tools\web server extensions\12.0").getvalue("version")

Source: Dave Hunter
OR

$farm = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPFarm]::Local
$bv = $farm.BuildVersion.ToString()
$vertable = Import-Csv versions.csv
$vertable \| where-object {$_.Version \-eq $bv}

Source: Michael Blumenthal

Finding the Version by IIS

  • Within IIS Management Console, right-click and select Properties
  • Switch to the HTTP Headers tab
    Source: Grumpy Wookie

Pre-Upgrade Checker

Source: List of all Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Server Pre-Upgrade Checker knowledge base articles

The Pre-Upgrade Checker is a tool that calls an extensible set of routines. The routines can be run against an existing SharePoint 2007 environment that has been updated by using Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Service Pack 2. The Pre-Upgrade Checker routines are used to determine potential issues that may prevent you from upgrading successfully. The tool also enables IT operations personnel to scan their SharePoint farm in advance and provides feedback on the environment's readiness to upgrade. It also provides information that helps the personnel to fix issues that are discovered by the tool.

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  1. Nov 19

    Anonymous says:

    The IU kb articles are mentioned wrong. The WSS IU is KB951695 and MOSS IU is KB...

    The IU kb articles are mentioned wrong. The WSS IU is KB951695 and MOSS IU is KB951297

  2. Nov 19

    Anonymous says:

    FEB CU numbers are also wrong its WSS 961755 and MOSS 961756 -Ankush

    FEB CU numbers are also wrong its WSS 961755 and MOSS 961756 -Ankush

  3. Dec 06

    Anonymous says:

    Some links are wrong....do not use the links on this site.

    Some links are wrong....do not use the links on this site.

    1. Dec 07

      Jeremy Thake says:

      If the links are wrong...this is a collaborative wiki page, so please edit the p...

      If the links are wrong...this is a collaborative wiki page, so please edit the page and correct the links. Thanks ;-)

  4. Dec 31

    Anonymous says:

    We had to migrate content from SP2001 to MOSS2007. It's the hard pain in the ass...

    We had to migrate content from SP2001 to MOSS2007. It's the hard pain in the ass because tools available are just awful. One of those tools event worked a little bit, although I had to rewrite almost 1/3 of it's code. And this was the project supported by MS. Well, I needed some solution for comments that were inserted for previous versions of documents and I found no better way than inserting them directly to database. best online casino gambling site offers


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