You can find it available for download here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=5118055b-9cd7-45cd-bae6-7fc287d832d7&displaylang=en
The Service Manager Engineering Team blog has more information here:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2010/12/16/system-center-service-manager-2010-sp1-available-for-download-now.aspx
Main features included in this release:
- Consolidation of all language versions in a single release and readiness for simultaneous shipping at RTM.
- Support for 10 additional languages (See documentation for details)
- Integration of the Authoring Tool release and three cumulative updates
- Performance fixes across the board in data access layer
- Generic performance tracing in SDK
- Performance enhancement for transforms
- Usability and accessibility fixes throughout the product
- Fixes in AD / OM connectors including support of importing Exchange 2003 distributed application
- Notification issues related to multiple notifications
- Localizability and globalization fixes throughout the product
- Data, layout, and localization fixes in reports
- Data warehouse enhancements including additional numeric datatype support for measures
- Support of SQL 2008 R2
- UI memory leak fixes
- Intel Video Driver issue causing console crashes fixed by third party (Intel)
I know of two fixes that directly affect issues in my environment that MS kindly back ported the fixes from SP1 so that I could carry on working last week (Thankyou once again Suzanne!):
- Cannot insert duplicate row in Datawarehouse error message
- Cannot deploy System Center Configuration Manager 2007 management pack
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192.168 l 254.254 is the IP address which is basically belongs to an address range which has been reserved for private networks. Each and every appliance which are connects to the home network will get a same address, along with the last digit changing.
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