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Microsoft has been building client operating systems since 1985, when Windows 1.01 was introduced. The first server, however, did not arrive until 1993, with the advent of New Technology (NT). Since then, 14 different versions have been created (the most recent version accessible at the time of writing is Windows Server 2022). Windows Servers are used for enterprise-level management, data storage, applications, and communications. Administrators may utilize this category of operating systems to implement and enforce policies while also strengthening their network's security architecture. In this article, we will look at the many Windows Server versions, the distinct features they each provided, and the order in which they were released. Table of contents Windows Server Timeline Windows Server History Windows Server NT Versions Windows NT Server 3.1 Windows NT Server 3.5 Windows NT Server 3.51 Windows NT Server 4.0 Rebranded

Microsoft has quietly made available Windows Server 2022 RTM Stable. The new Windows Server 2022 is now ready for download and installation. The first build number for Windows Server 2022 is 20348.169 (fe release) with KB5005039. In comparison to Windows Server 2019, this version has several new features and advancements. This article will go through all of the new features and enhancements. Because this is a Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) version, Microsoft will not provide bi-annual feature updates as it did with Windows 10 and Windows 11. Windows Server 2022 includes  Microsoft’s official support  for five years until October 13th, 2026 and an extended support for five more years until October 14th, 2031. Table of contents What is Windows Server? Download Windows Server 2022 New features and improvements in Windows Server 2022 Windows Server 2022 hardware requirements Final Takeaway What is Windows Server?[ps2id id='What is Wi

Microsoft has been building client operating systems since 1985, when Windows 1.01 was introduced. The first server, however, did not arrive until 1993, with the advent of New Technology (NT). Since then, 14 different versions have been created (the most recent version accessible at the time of writing is Windows Server 2022). Windows Servers are used for enterprise-level management, data storage, applications, and communications. Administrators may utilize this category of operating systems to implement and enforce policies while also strengthening their network's security architecture. In this article, we will look at the many Windows Server versions, the distinct features they each provided, and the order in which they were released. Table of contents Windows Server Timeline Windows Server History Windows Server NT Versions Windows NT Server 3.1 Windows NT Server 3.5 Windows NT Server 3.51 Windows NT Server 4.0 Rebranded

icrosoft has announced four primary variants of Windows Server 2022: Essential, Standard, Datacenter, and Datacenter Azure. For all Windows Server 2022 versions, Microsoft is also letting enterprises to have server core and desktop installation choices. The server version installation is for specialized responsibilities such as web or DNS servers. The desktop version is intended for remote desktop sessions that are not hosted by a server. For enterprises with complicated infrastructures, Windows server is typically a solid solution. It offers enhanced support and integration with other Microsoft products and cloud services. For all of these variations, the minimum hardware requirements stay the same. They contain a 1.4 GHz 64-bit CPU that is x64-compatible. The recommended minimum RAM size is 512MB (2GB for servers with desktop experience installation). Windows Servers need professional ITs monitoring them. Windows Server 2022 Standard The Standard Edition is the most common