Everything you need to know about Windows Server 2019 – Part 1
You should know by now that Windows Server 2019 is available as a preview in the Windows Insiders program.
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System Center 1807 available now!
Keeping with the promise of feature updates in each Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) release, today I am delighted to announce the release of System Center 1807. -
Get answers to “Now what?” for Windows Server 2008 end of support
Our 2008 server products were great for their time, but newer versions of Windows Server offer tremendous improvements in performance and efficiency compared to the Windows Server of 10 years ago. -
It’s sunset time for Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2
The 2008 family of server products have had a tremendous run. -
Server Core and Server with Desktop: Which one is best for you
On March 20, 2018 we announced the availability of Windows Server 2019 preview, the next Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release in the Windows Insider program. -
Introducing Windows Server System Insights
Today we’re releasing another build of the Windows Server 2019 preview for Windows Insiders. -
Windows Server 2008 SP2 servicing changes
We are moving to a rollup model for Windows Server 2008 SP2. -
Building the Windows Admin Center ecosystem with partners – SDK preview release
It’s been an amazing three weeks since the announcement of Windows Admin Center, the future of Windows Server and Windows management for IT admins. -
Microsoft Pre-Build update: Developer innovation with Windows Server 2019 and Azure
This blog post was co-authored by Taylor Brown, Principal Program Manager Lead, Windows Server and Monojit Bhattacharya, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Windows Server. -
Announcing Windows Admin Center: Our reimagined management experience
At Ignite 2017, we unveiled and showcased the technical preview of Project “Honolulu” to the world for the first time. -
Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel update
Windows Server, version 1803 is now generally available for Software Assurance customers. -
Recent updates to Project “Honolulu” and PowerShell Core 6.0
Server management tools have evolved rapidly in the past few months making it easier to remotely monitor and configure your servers – both for Windows and Linux-based systems.
