60 thoughts on “Exchange Versions, Builds & Dates”

1. Pingback: Exchange versions, builds and dates « EighTwOne (821)

2. In Exchange Server 2010, you can confirm the build version with by running this command in the Exchange Management Shell: GCM exsetup |%{$_.Fileversioninfo}

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   • True, but get-command only works locally. To check your whole environment, use a script like the one here:
     https://eightwone.com/2010/10/04/retrieving-exchange-version-information/

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3. No info on Exchange 2000?

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4. Thank you so much for this very useful Exchange 2007 & Exchange 2010 version numbers table. It is incredibly “not easy” to find this info. on the web and what with the instability of some Exchange 2007 updates this table is just what i needed to see. Thank you.

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5. Hi,

   firstly, thank you for the table. This really helps in keeping up with the many changes to Exchange….particualrly Exchange 2010

   regarding the last roll update 4…I found this article…..

   http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2011/07/13/exchange-2010-sp1-ru4-removed-from-download-center.aspx

   The rollup update has been removed & a new roll update (5) will be released in august sometime. Just thought I share this with all.

   regards

   Ian

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   • RU4 has been rereleased after pulling it, see https://eightwone.com/2011/07/29/exchange-2010-sp1-rollup-4-v2/
     I forgot to process that information in the table. Updated it now, thanks!

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6. *LIKE*

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7. Thank you for the information, it has proven very useful over the years! One thing I have noticed though – there’s an error for the version number for Exchange 2007 SP1 RU9. The number you have is 8.1.293.1, however the actual number is 8.1.393.1 – I guess you made a typo there!

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   • Thanks for catching that

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8. Download link for Exchange 2010 SP3 RU3 currently points to RU2. Correct link is http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41173

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   • Thanks for catching that!

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9. Another link:
   http://exchangeserverversions.blogspot.com/

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10. Hey, looks like Exchange 2013 RTM points to Update Rollup 3 For Exchange 2010 SP3 (KB2891587)

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11. I so appreciate you for putting this together! Thank you!

    I was trying to get EMC installed on my local machine and every time I’d install something it would still say I needed a higher version. Once I found this site, I was able to locate exactly what I needed (a specific RU version).

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12. Thanks for making this site, i reference it also and find it perfect for what i need.

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13. Exchange 2013 CU12 should be listed as version 15.0.1178.4 not 15.0.178.4…

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    • Typo, thanks for catching

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14. Thanks a lot for the helpful information!

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15. Exchange 2013 CU12 is released in March 2016 not in March 2015

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16. nice! Thanks a lot

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17. Nice Really helped alot

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18. exchange 2013 CU13 link is wrongly pointing. It is pointing to exchange 2016 C2 instead of intended.

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    • Thanks for the heads-up

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19. the right link for exchange 2013 Cu13 is https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52967

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20. Hi All ,
    In my system the version is given as ” 15.1.549.20 ” but i am not sure about the Microsoft Exchange Server Name for this version .

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    • Version of what? As reported by Exchange? Note that these figures may vary slightly between ExSetup and the reported version when installed.

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21. Is the 2013 CU13 + KB3184736 version really 15.0.1210.3 (the same as without the KB)? I’m guessing that is a typo and version is now higher than 15.0.1210.3.

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    • Type, should be .6

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22. Hi !
    KB for Exchange 2016 CU3 is KB3152589, not KB3177670.
    Regards.

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23. at the row Exchange 2016 CU3 KB3177670 is pointing to exchange 2013 CU14

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    • Thanks for catching that

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24. Good to find all Exchange Server Version details in one place.

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25. Thank you for information! Great!

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26. Hello, does anyone know how I can find Exchange CU13? The link is not there anymore https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=50366

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    • Previous builds which are out of support stop being available at some point through official channels. This is why you need to keep the installation set of any build you have running in production, should you ever need it again. Try to to get an earlier build through your TAM or support channel.

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27. Thanks for your efforts Michel use this reference all the time very handy!

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28. Hello!
    Could you update the article with the current information?
    I know that the latest version of Ex. 2010 is 14.3.399.0 now.

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    • Thanks

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29. Hello ! After KB4092041, a lot of services Microsoft Exchange 2016 crashed. When you try starting, i have 1068 error windows. To solve it, you must first activate Windows Management Instrumentation service : it make link with dependencies of all other service. Second you must restart manually all off Microsoft Exchange services. And finally IISADMIN and W3svc for activate Owa and ECP…
    I think my problem solved : i test it tomorow at job…
    Good luck

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30. Thanks for maintaining this list 🙂

    You guys should reverse the list and the comments so newest is on top. At least that would make more sense IMO

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    • Agree given the current length 🙂

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      • Done! 🙂

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31. Hi,
    Could you please let me know how can I download installation file of exchange server 2016 cu5?
    Microsoft no longer supports download link..

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    • Unless you have a fellow who has this CU somewhere, you need to request previous CU’s through support.

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32. Hi!
    I’ve installed the KB4471389 (2016 CU11) by Windows Update, but the build is always the same …1591.10. Is it normal?

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    • View the details here to see the file versions post update; the version mentioned applies to ExSetup
      https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/help/4471389/description-of-the-security-update-for-microsoft-exchange-server-2019

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33. 2016 CU11 + KB4471389 not 15.1.1591.13 this 15.1.1591.12

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    • Where you get that? Post-installing, see registry:
      HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Products\442189DC8B9EA5040962A6BED9EC1F1F\Patches\6D93C105E954258449B38C81B7FA3CA2\DisplayName

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34. (2013 CU26 15.0.1473.3 Feb-19) is wrong
    it should say CU22

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    • Thanks for the heads-up!

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35. I am looking for a valid download link for 2013 CU5 15.0.913.22 May-14. Thanks in advance.

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    • Older CUs can be requested by contacting PSS

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36. I have installed CU8 for Exchange 2019.
    Rebooted, then ran the patch via elevated command, and reboot again.
    It seems to have gone through however my AdminDisplayVersion is still showing “15.2.792.3”, when it seems I should be expecting .10

    It’s been a couple days now and we’ve seen no additional suspicious activity since the patch was installed.

    Any guidance on this?

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    • AdminDisplayVersion does not get updated with Security Updates.

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      • Ok, thank you for confirming that.

        Where or how can I validate the build number to be:
        2019CU8+KB5000871 = 15.2.792.10

        Thanks again

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        • Check the Upd HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Products\Patches\DisplayName for the latest version reference, replacing GUID with 442189DC8B9EA5040962A6BED9EC1F1F for Ex2019 and 442189DC8B9EA5040962A6BED9EC1F1F for Ex2016. Or use a script like this one: https://github.com/michelderooij/Get-ExchangeVersion

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37. Thank you so much for this list. With the world of Exchange burning and starting with nearly 0 information as to how Exchange versioning works copy/pasting this data into a spreadsheet so I can sort the data made it super easy to figure this out! As a matter of fact this data helped me identify the fact that MS released KBs to patch older, unsupported CUs of Exchange and provide that data to our research team.

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38. hi all

    Iam trying to upgrade my exchange 2016 from CU17 to CU18 or 19, and always end with the following :-

    Error:
    The following error was generated when “$error.Clear();
    initialize-ExchangeUniversalGroups -DomainController $RoleDomainController -ActiveDirectorySplitPermissions $RoleActiveDirectorySplitPermissions

    ” was run: “Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Tasks.InvalidWKObjectException: The well-known object entry B:32:B3DDC6BE2A3BE84B97EB2DCE9477E389:CN=Help Desk\0ADEL:e8371ddb-7994-424a-ae57-b91f9d8c7f58,CN=Deleted Objects,DC=taqniaspace,DC=com,DC=sa on the otherWellKnownObjects attribute in the container object CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=taqniaspace,DC=com,DC=sa points to an invalid DN or a deleted object. Remove the entry, and then rerun the task.
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.Task.ThrowError(Exception exception, ErrorCategory errorCategory, Object target, String helpUrl)
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Tasks.InitializeExchangeUniversalGroups.CreateGroup(ADOrganizationalUnit usgContainer, String groupName, Int32 groupId, Guid wkGuid, String groupDescription, GroupTypeFlags groupType, Boolean createAsRoleGroup)
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Tasks.InitializeExchangeUniversalGroups.CreateRoleGroup(ADOrganizationalUnit usgContainer, RoleGroupDefinition roleGroup)
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Tasks.InitializeExchangeUniversalGroups.CreateAndValidateRoleGroups(ADOrganizationalUnit usgContainer, RoleGroupCollection roleGroups)
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Tasks.InitializeExchangeUniversalGroups.InternalProcessRecord()
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.Task.b__91_1()
    at Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.Task.InvokeRetryableFunc(String funcName, Action func, Boolean terminatePipelineIfFailed)”.

    any idea where to start !!?

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    • Message implies the Exchange security groups (necessary for RBAC) have been deleted recently or in the past. To remediate, you can try running Install-CannedRBACRoles.ps1 and Install-CannedRbacRoleAssignments.ps1 (located in $ExchangeInstallPath\Scripts) after you looked at their actions (restore default RBAC roles and assignments).

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