Don’t limit yourself and move forward with the innovative features and tools of Windows Server 2019 Standard. Adjust your company to the demands of modern industries, such as cloud functionality and effective virtualization.

 

The Standard release is optimized with physical or minimally virtualized environments, perfect for small- to medium-sized businesses. The affordable licensing model combined with the benefits you get when working with a sophisticated server solution makes this purchase worth your money.

 

With more options to manage and keep track of your server’s health, you can easily make critical decisions and take your business forward. The modernized interface, different deployment options, insightful reports, and improved security all work together to secure your safety and comfort when handling your business data.

 

Don’t miss out on this amazing deal and purchase Windows Server 2019 Standard 16 Core today!

 

Windows Server 2022 Standard licensing model includes both Cores and CALs. Every user or device is required to have either a Windows Server CAL or a Windows Server and RDS CAL in order to be able to access the licensed server.

 

Our product allows you to instantly add 16 Cores to your arsenal. This makes for an incredibly easy way to give your business a boost in scale, expanding the number of employees working under your name.

 

However, you might ask the question — why should you purchase additional Cores for your server? The answer is quite simple.

 

With more licenses, you’re able to extend your business further and instantly scale upwards. Take full advantage of all the features, tools, and benefits provided by Windows Server 2022 Standard on more devices, with more employees.

 

• Deliver enhancements to core Windows Server functionality.

• Enable developers to create cloud native apps and modernize traditional apps using containers     and micro-services.

• Increase security and reduce business risk with multiple layers of protection built into the

   operating system.

 

• Core Windows Server Functionality.

• Hybrid integration.

• Up to 2x OSEs/Hyper-V Containers.

• Unlimited Windows Server Containers.

• Host Guardian Service.

• Up to 2TB Single Volume Storage Replica.

 

• All physical cores must be licensed.

• 8 core licenses per processor.

• 16 core licenses per server.

 

• Standard edition is licensed for 2 operating system environments (OSEs) or Hyper-V

   containers. Additional OSEs require additional licenses.

 

This product includes a single (1) license authorizing usage on a single (1) server with up to 16-Cores. Also included is a DVD-ROM featuring the installation media required to install Windows Server 2020 Standard 64-bit on your server.

 

For servers with more than 16-Cores, there is an alternative package with license & installation media for up to 24-Cores. Alternatively additional core licenses are available in packs of 2, 4, & 16 core licenses, which can be purchased in any combination to match the core-count of your server.

 

CAL (Client Access Licenses) are not included with this product, and must be purchased separately to use this server software. These are available in 1 or 5 user Packs, or alternatively in 1 or 5 Device Packs, allowing you the flexibility to choose the number & type of CAL packs to suit your business or organization’s needs.

 

Unique Hybrid Capabilities with Azure

Extend your datacenter to Azure to maximize existing investments and gain new hybrid capabilities. The move to the cloud is a journey and often takes a hybrid approach, one that combines on-premises and cloud environments. With its hybrid cloud capabilities, Microsoft takes a future-proof, long-term approach—which is exactly why we see it playing a central role in cloud strategies for the foreseeable future. With Windows Server 2019, you will be able to easily integrate a comprehensive set of Azure services, such as Azure Backup, Azure File Sync, disaster recovery, and much more, without disrupting your applications and infrastructure.

 

Evolve your datacenter infrastructure to achieve greater efficiency and security. HCI is one of the latest trends in the server industry. According to IDC, the HCI market grew by 64% in 2016, and Gartner predicts that it will be a $5 billion market by 2019. With its HCI capabilities, Microsoft consolidates software-defined computing, storage, and networking into one cluster to provide high-performance, cost-effective, easily scalable virtualization. Microsoft partnered with industry-leading hardware vendors to provide an affordable yet extremely robust HCI solution with validated design. In Windows Server 2020, Microsoft is building on this platform by adding scale, performance, and reliability, as well as the ability to manage HCI deployments to simplify management and day-to-day activities.

 

Elevate your security posture by protecting the datacenter starting with the operating system. Security continues to be a top priority for organizations. The number of cyber-security incidents continues to grow, and the impact of these incidents is escalating quickly. Microsoft continues its journey to help customers improve their security posture. Windows Server has a three-fold approach for security—protect, detect, and respond. Windows Server 2019 gives you new and enhanced capabilities to help prevent attacks and detect suspicious activity, with features to control privileged access, help protect VMs, and harden the platform against emerging threats.

 

Enable developers and IT pros to create cloud native applications and modernize their traditional apps using containers and micro-services. Enterprises are adopting digital transformation to engage end users, offer competitive products, empower their employees, and improve operations. To drive this transformation, developers need a modern platform that helps them deliver innovation at the rate of changing business demands. Windows Server 2022 can help you modernize your apps and drive innovation faster. Windows Server 2022 gives developers and operations flexibility to use traditional and container models for application development, with prescribed solutions and artifacts in place to achieve best practices in development and operation.