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Types of updates available for UAG

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A few days ago, Service Pack 1 for UAG has been released, but we have seen some confusion with customers with regards to the type of updates UAG may have and how they relate to each other.

UAG can have the following types of updates:

1. A private fix, which the product-group may issue to resolve a specific issue that has been discovered.

2. A hot-fix, which may be released to resolve an issue, but is suitable for multiple customers.

3. A Roll-up, which is a hot-fix that includes several fixes in one package.

4. An Update, which is a more major collection of changes and fixes, often containing some functionality change.

5. A Service Pack, which is a major change to the product, including fixes and usually major functionality changes too.

Many Microsoft products have hot-fixes released, and these are often not publicly available, but require a customer to contact Microsoft within a support-case to receive. The reason for this is that the fix may require personal attention and guidance by a support engineer because it has a specific installation procedure, or changes the way the product behaves in a way that is not suitable for the general public.

Until now, the UAG product-group has released Service Pack 2. This pack was designed to be installed on top of Service Pack 1 Update 1, so be sure to install that update first. There’s no need to install Rollup 1 or the security updates that came along before SP2.

If you have installed a certain update, you may be wondering how to know at what level you are at. To know this, you can click on the Help menu, within the UAG management console, and select About.

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The version number can tell you what version you are running, according to the following table:

Version

Release Date

Version Number

 KB Number

Gold (no updates)

25 January 2010

4.0.1101.0

 N/A

Sec Update MS10-089

9 Nov 2010

4.0.1101.052

 2433585

Update 1

12 April 2010

4.0.1152.100

 981323

U1 Rollup 1

18 May 2010

4.0.1152.110

 981932

U1+Sec Update MS10-089

9 Nov 2010

4.0.1152.150

 2433584

Update 2

21 September 2010

4.0.1269.200

 2288900

U2+Sec Update MS10-089

9 Nov 2010

4.0.1269.250

 2418933

Service Pack 1 RC

21 October 2010

4.0.1575.10000

 N/A

Service Pack 1

3 December 2010

4.0.1752.10000

 2285712
Service Pack 1 Rollup 1 28 December 2010 4.0.1752.10020 2475733
Service Pack 1 Rollup 2 (a.k.a. Q1 2011 Rollup) 6 April 2011 4.0.1752.10025 N/A
Sec Update MS11-079 12 October 2011 4.0.1752.10073 2522485
SP1 + Sec Update MS12-026 10 April 2012 4.0.1753.10076 2649261
Service Pack 1 Update 1 13 October 2011 4.0.1773.10100 2585140
Service Pack 1 Update 1 Rollup 1 11 January 2012 4.0.1773.10110 2647899
SP1 U1 + Sec Update MS12-026 10 April 2012 4.0.1773.10190 2649262
Service Pack 1 Update 1 Rollup 2 12 June 2012 4.0.1773.10220 N/A
Service Pack 2 6 August 2012

4.0.2095.10000

 2710791

Post written by Ben Ari

Comments

  • Anonymous
    February 01, 2011
    Is it required to uninstall "private" or other updates prior to the installation SP1?  This article (technet.microsoft.com/.../gg281604.aspx) doesn't include MS10-0899 for example.

  • Anonymous
    February 02, 2011
    It is generally not a requirement, but depending on the actual fix, it may be specifically required.

  • Anonymous
    March 31, 2011
    Should TMG Updates be applied to UAG servers or are these covered by UAG updates?

  • Anonymous
    October 20, 2012
    TMG updates should be applied. Patch TMG first then UAG.

  • Anonymous
    March 04, 2014
    Below you will find the Forefront Unified Access Gateway 2010 Updates and their corresponding version