What's new in Windows 2003 SP2?
John Savill
April 18, 2007
1 Min Read
A. In addition to collecting many fixes that have been released since Windows 2003 SP1, SP2 includes several new areas of functionality:
A new event-log entry (event ID 1239) that notifies you if the cluster service account becomes restricted because of domain policy
XMLLite, a new XML parser with a very small memory footprint
Updates to DCDIAG’s DNS tests, allowing output to an XML-type format
A new icacls.exe tool, which updates cacls.exe, letting you reset ACLs via the recovery console
An increase to 1GB for Microsoft Message Queuing default storage
Improved IPSec policy maintenance, Group Policy for non-broadcasting, and Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) 2
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