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(2017-05-11) A Hotfix Rollup Package (Build 4.4.1302.0) Is Available for Microsoft Identity Manager 2016

Posted by Jorge on 2017-05-11


Microsoft released a new hotfix for MIM 2016 with build 4.4.1302.0. What it fixes can be found in this blog post. For additional or detailed info see MS-KBQ3201389. If you have installed build build 4.4.1237.0 you cannot install this package. Build 4.4.1237.0 was a fresh MIM 2016 SP1 install and this hotfix enables the upgrade to SP1 without the need to uninstall first and reinstall.

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Issues that are fixed in this update

Microsoft Identity Manager 2016

Issue 1

When you try to upgrade to Microsoft Identity Manager SP1, you may have to uninstall and reinstall previous versions of Microsoft Identity Manager.

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Cheers,
Jorge
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One Response to “(2017-05-11) A Hotfix Rollup Package (Build 4.4.1302.0) Is Available for Microsoft Identity Manager 2016”

  1. (2017-05-11) Updating MIM 2016 With Patches After Fresh MIM 2016 (SP1) Install « Jorge's Quest For Knowledge! said

    2017-05-11 at 23:04

    […] In November 2016 I blogged about 2 different SP1 packages here. The build 4.4.1302.0 is explained here. Since then Microsoft released a newer build 4.4.1459.0 to replace the build 4.4.1302.0. The build […]

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