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Download of large *.iso files for CD burning - Hash codes needed
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| shawnk 2004-12-16, 3:57 pm |
| When I download *.iso files, such as Windows 2003 Server versions, I want to
check the file validty with hash codes. For instance - Below is an example of
an email sent by Microsoft for downloading a trial version of Win 2003 Server.
Version: Microsoft® Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (32-bit)
URL:
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...6/x09-22207.iso
Filename: x09-22207.iso
I noticed the long-number 52beb621-1a93-41bb-a57d-ea5c7aef7f76 in the dir
path.
Is this number the hash code of the target *.iso file?
If so which hash code algorythm did they use (SHA1, MD5, etc)
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| Sylvain Lafontaine 2004-12-18, 3:55 pm |
| No, it's some GUID that has been taken at random.
S. L.
"shawnk" <shawnk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9988FA8B-73D3-445C-9C2A-8D503C5B513A@microsoft.com...
> When I download *.iso files, such as Windows 2003 Server versions, I want
> to
> check the file validty with hash codes. For instance - Below is an example
> of
> an email sent by Microsoft for downloading a trial version of Win 2003
> Server.
>
> Version: Microsoft® Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (32-bit)
> URL:
> http://download.microsoft.com/downl...6/x09-22207.iso
> Filename: x09-22207.iso
>
> I noticed the long-number 52beb621-1a93-41bb-a57d-ea5c7aef7f76 in the dir
> path.
>
> Is this number the hash code of the target *.iso file?
>
> If so which hash code algorythm did they use (SHA1, MD5, etc)
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| James van Eaton [MS] 2004-12-20, 3:55 pm |
| MSDN Subscriber Downloads as a folder called "CRC 3.05" in the Tools, SDKs,
and DDKs folder. The CRC 3.05 tool can be used to validate ISOs posted on
MSDN Subscriber Downloads.
"shawnk" <shawnk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9988FA8B-73D3-445C-9C2A-8D503C5B513A@microsoft.com...
> When I download *.iso files, such as Windows 2003 Server versions, I want
> to
> check the file validty with hash codes. For instance - Below is an example
> of
> an email sent by Microsoft for downloading a trial version of Win 2003
> Server.
>
> Version: Microsoft® Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (32-bit)
> URL:
> http://download.microsoft.com/downl...6/x09-22207.iso
> Filename: x09-22207.iso
>
> I noticed the long-number 52beb621-1a93-41bb-a57d-ea5c7aef7f76 in the dir
> path.
>
> Is this number the hash code of the target *.iso file?
>
> If so which hash code algorythm did they use (SHA1, MD5, etc)
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