Sneak peek #1: Windows Server, version 1709
We’re watching the calendar and counting down to Microsoft Ignite September 25-29 in Orlando, Florida.
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Preview Build 16257 now available for Windows Server Insiders!
Today we are very excited to be releasing Windows Server Insider Preview Build 16257 to Windows Insiders. -
Join Jeff Woolsey on Thursday for a webcast with cloud migration demos
Check out Jeff Woosley’s blog post to learn more about the free webinar Migrating to a hybrid cloud environment: An insider’s walkthrough of 3 key methods. -
Join the Windows Server Tech Community
Launched at Ignite in September 2016, the Microsoft Tech Community grew to more than 50,000 members in its first six months, and that growth continues to accelerate. -
Why WSUS and SCCM managed clients are reaching out to Microsoft Online
Of late, several customers have reached out to my team asking why their Windows 10 1511 and 1607 clients, which are managed by WSUS or SCCM are going online to Microsoft update to download updates. -
Prepare for the new MCSA: Windows Server 2016 certification
We’ve got great news for IT Pros who’ve been waiting for the MCSA: Windows Server 2016 certification! It will be available soon, and we have some practical instructor-led courses to help you get ready for the exams: 20740: Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 This course is designed for professionals who will be […] -
Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V large-scale VM performance for in-memory transaction processing
This post was authored by Liang Yang, Principal Performance Engineer on the Hyper-V team and Jos de Bruijn, Senior Program Manager on the SQL Server team. -
Windows Server scalability and more!
This post was authored by Jeff Woolsey, Principal Program Manager, Windows Server. -
What’s new in failover clustering: #07 SMB Multichannel & Multi-NIC cluster networks
This post was authored by Rob Hindman, Senior Program Manager, Windows Server Getting the best performance Building enterprise-grade solutions with Windows Server 2016 is now easier with the new Simplified SMB Multichannel feature in Failover Clustering. -
Moving forward with PowerShell and Windows Server 2016
This post was authored by Keith Bankston, Senior Program Manager, Windows Server. -
Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016 #10: Nano Server
This is the final post in the “Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016” series. -
Ten reasons you’ll love Windows Server 2016 #6: Software-defined compute
This is the sixth post in the “Ten Reasons You’ll Love Windows Server 2016” video series by Matt McSpirit, Technical Evangelist at Microsoft.
