Application Versions

The following list contains an index of the major build and version numbers for a few Microsoft products. This list is primarily for the Office Server System (OSS) developer so it doesn't cover all Microsoft products. It's a work in progress... if you would like to contribute, please post to the comments of this article and include a citation where the version number can be validated.

Why create a list like this? Because I have needed it numerous times in the past and frankly I'm sick of having wade through my stack of books or the incredibly hard-to-find-things Microsoft knowledge base. Maybe it will help someone else, but it will now be easy for me to find from anywhere.

.NET Framework

v 1.0	1.0.3705
v 1.1	1.1.4322
v 2.0	2.0.50727

SQL Server (v7-present)

v 7 RTM	7.00.623
v 7 SP1	7.00.699
v 7 SP2	7.00.842
v 7 SP3	7.00.961
v 7 SP4	7.00.1063
v 2000 RTM	8.00.194
v 2000 SP1	8.00.384
v 2000 SP2	8.00.532
v 2000 SP3/3a	8.00.760
v 2000 SP4	8.00.2039
v 2005	9.00.1399
v 2005 SP1	9.00.2047
v 2005 SP1 + KB918222	9.00.2153
v 2005 SP2	9.00.3042

Content Management Server (MCMS)

v 2001 RTM	4.1.942.0
v 2001 SP1	4.1.942.100
v 2001 SRP1*	4.1.942.308
v 2001 SRP2*	4.1.1106.0
v 2002 RTM	5.0.1581.0
v 2002 SP1	5.0.2284.0
v 2002 SP1a	5.0.4484.0
v 2002 SP2	5.0.5054.0

SharePoint v2 (WSS v2 & SPS 2003)

WSS v2 RTM	6.0.2.5530
WSS v2 SP1	6.0.2.6361
WSS v2 SP1 + KB887981	6.0.2.6411
WSS v2 SP2	6.0.2.6568
WSS v2 post SP2 rollup (KB900929)	11.0.8000.0
SPS 2003 RTM	11.0.5704.0
SPS 2003 SP1	11.0.6715.0
SPS 2003 SP2	11.0.8126.0
SPS 2003 post SP2 rollup (KB897722)	11.0.8126.2

SharePoint v3 (WSS v3 & MOSS 2007) **

WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 RTM	12.0.0.4518
WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 SP1	12.0.0.6219
WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 Infrastructure Updates	12.0.0.6318
WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 August 2008 Cumulative Rollup	12.0.0.6327
WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 October 2008 Cumulative Rollup	12.0.0.6331

Be sure to check Spencer Harbar's killer Post SP1 page with links to all the hotfixes and version numbers... more than I have here.

* SRP = Security Rollup Package
** - SharePoint v3's architecture is such that MOSS is treated more or less like a feature pack, thus the underlying versions are the same between WSS v3 & MOSS 2007

[Updated 12/15/2005] Added WSS & SPS post-SP2 rollup updates.
[Updated 5/22/2006] Added SQL 2005 SP1 & post SP1 hotfix KB918222
[Updated 5/26/2006] Fixed CMS 2001 SRP1 & SRP2 & SP2 (there was no SP2 for CMS 2001, rather two SRP's for SP1). Thanks to Stefan for pointing this out.
[Updated 12/13/2008] Added all the major updates and security rollups for SharePoint v3.

posted on Sunday, November 27, 2005 11:45 PM

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# Application Versions 11/27/2005 8:52 PM Andrew Connell [MVP MCMS]

# Application Versions 11/29/2005 4:24 AM Andrew Connell [MVP MCMS]

# re: Application Versions 8/10/2006 1:03 AM MikeWalshHelsinki

I know the feeling. Every time I need to answer a question on versions for WSS or SPS 2003 I just search the WSS FAQ site with "WSS migration" which I know gives me the right item.

That reminds me, I might have to update that item with the post-SP2 rollup version numbers you list ...

Mike

# re: Application Versions 8/10/2006 1:12 AM MikeWalshHelsinki

P.S. Are you sure about this 11.0.8000.0 for the WSS SP2 rollup ? Shouldn't it be a 6.0 etc. number like all the others ?

The 6.0 numbers come from Site Settings. There have always been an equivalent (but different!) set of 11.0 numbers for WSS if accessed via "Control Panel and then Add and Remove Programs; select WSS and then "click here for support information" " (source http://www.asaris.de/sites/walsh/Lists/WSS%20FAQ/EditForm.aspx?ID=71)

Mike

# re: Application Versions 8/13/2006 11:13 PM AC [MVP MCMS]

Mike- All the version numbers are coming from the file versions listed in the MSKB articles, like this one for WSS SP2: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/887624. I elected to use these numbers because that's how MSFT is listed it on their support site. Think it would be helpful to list the numbers shown in Site Settings as well? I thought adding those would cause confusion.

# Nice list of product versions managed by Andrew 5/26/2006 5:40 AM Stefan Goßner

Andrew has compiled a nice list of version numbers and products to allow you to easily identify the patch...

# re: Application Versions 8/24/2007 10:06 AM Michael Yeager

Any idea what WSS version 6.02.8117 is? I'm trying to do a database restore and I'm getting the "Portal creation failed Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: The database schema is too old to perform this operation". Checking the versions for WSS and SPS on the source and target systems, the only difference is that WSS on the source is 6.02.6568 and the target is 6.02.8117. Looking in the install log, I don't see that any hotfixes have been installed. Any ideas?

# re: Application Versions 8/24/2007 10:13 AM Michael Yeager

Found it: 6.0.2.8117 - WSS+SP2 + the Daylight Savings Time update KB924881

# re: Application Versions 11/5/2007 4:34 PM s

would be great to get this list updated for MOSS/wss v3

# re: Application Versions 11/7/2007 5:55 PM Ivan Wilson

Love this list. I have another version for you:

SharePoint - 6.0.2.8117 - KB924881

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