Server 2019

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  1. Sparky
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    Sparky Zettabyte Poster Moderator

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    Anyone installed yet?

    Skipped the RTM phase I see so seems to be ok if installing a VM. Also supports inplace upgrades - not sure if thats a good thing :)


    https://rcpmag.com/articles/2018/10/03/windows-server-2019-released.aspx
     
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    I need to buck up my ideas on the latest Server stuff.
     
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    I've got an mcse in 2003. Does that mean my skills are 15 years out of date now? Does dsa.msc still work? :emoji_joy:
     
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    I'm sure it doenst have an NT kernel or an NTFS filesystem :rolleyes:
    If only there was a Linux 2019 Millennium Edition SE OSR2 and a half for workgroups...
     
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    Computer says yes - no need to upgrade your MCSE - just type dsa.msc as before :)
     
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    Ha ha ha I tell you what tho. Does make me feel old. Seeing the dates on some of these OSs and products
     
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    Know what you mean – was auditing a customer network last week and suggesting upgrading their Server 2008 VMs – forgot they could only run 4GB RAM! My own fault as I did a P2V on the original servers years ago to clear out the older hardware else they would have been upgraded then.
     
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