Download ((FULL)) Server 2019 Standard

For some context, we have a very large database that houses our warehouse data. As the database has grown to a large size, it's causing issues with space on the server along with some application performance. So looking at it from my perspective I suggested we archive and purge the PROD database, to house only 18 months data in the PROD environment.

Hey Guys, Hope someone here has experience with this issue/concern,

Picked up a new customer, a Law Office, the previous IT company did them wrong, now were the consulting firm. They have a Windows Server Standard FE, has Exchange Server 2008 running currently running. The entire office is connected to the domain. Mostly Windows 7 and 1 x Vista.

They are going to slowly upgrade the office, were migrating their email off the server in a few months and into O365, so Exchange will be, at some point decommissioned. Only keeping the serve for a file server/data. So, for now we have to work with it. They need 2 computers ASAP, so...

ISSUE: Has anyone had experience, or would know if Windows 10 Pro can successfully connect to the AD domain for this edition of Windows Server Standard FE??? We have the systems, but don't have a lab or access to 2007 FE for testing.

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Some general info

- Each host needs to be licensed.

- A minimum of 8 core licenses is required for each physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses is required for each server.

- Core licenses are sold in packs of two.

- Standard Edition provides rights for up to 2 Operating System Environments or Windows Servers containers with Hyper-V isolation when all physical cores in the server are licensed. For each additional 1 or 2 VMs, all the physical cores in the server must be licensed again.

- DataCenter Edition provides rights for unlimited Operating System Environments or Windows Servers containers with Hyper-V isolation when all physical cores in the server are licensed.

Main differences between web and standard are the max memory and max number of cores. Both web and standard version don't have the possibility of online indexing, this is only possible in the enterprise edition.

More tomorrow when I hopefully share the link to the recording and some answers to questions. The webinar today talked a bit more about FCIs in SQL Server standard and utilizing block-level replication tools; SIOS Datakeeper is the tool we prefer, though there are others.

i have a purchased copy of server 2019 standard, loaded onto my physical server, activation key entered and accepted and then hyper service added to the roles, its the only role added to the physical server.

ive trawelled everywhere to get answer to this to no avail, it says my servers need activating so the code i find from numerous articles is StandardTNK62-RXVTB-4P47B-2D623-4GF74, entered using slmgr /ipk, it refused to activate just keeps saying in red writing it cant activate, if i go back to my purchased code it lets me activate 1 virtual server then wont let it be used on the second server as it says its being used, what am i doing wrong, telephone support is useless as its not uk itys an indian call centre

As far as WSUS even if oyu have 2 virtual and 2 physical machines this is taking up a lot of space and management time that would be unnecessary since you are managing the whole lot, just manually patch the servers once a month and your clients - you could set to automatic.

so as i understand it then the server licence allows me to install a copy on the physical server and then install 2 vm but only 1 of the vm macines can have the second copy of server 2019 and the other vm must be windows 10 or another operating system ?

yes, i had to talk to microsoft to force the activation over the phone as i loaded up a few months ago and then decided to add hyper manager to the server roles and the machine got into the rediculous loop of not being able to boot up which i cant believe microsoft hadnt tested that key role before release, it took ages to find out that a service pack had been released to fix it, because of all the reboot loop i endeed up re installing without the hyper service but then it wouldnt let me activate the server software as it said it was installed on another machine which was my machine before re-install, i have a nasty feeling my registry is messed up somewhere

so are these posts i have rread on other forums in correct. several different authors show a code for data center and a code for server standard and a code foe essentials i think, some people quote it can only work on data center in which case where have the codes come from

it was my understanding although very limited that i could put my copy on physical server then activate then install hyper manager only, then install 2 vm machines and they looked to the physical copy for their AVAM code, that would be my 2 uses of the operating system as the physical is hosting hyper manager, i wasnt even expecting to see an activate message never mind these problems

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