Windows Server 2016 Standard

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Special Price €24.06 Regular Price €327.11
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How to download Windows Server 2016 Standard: Link Here

Converting an evaluation version to a full retail version: Official Guide

This product includes one Windows Server 2016 Standard Key for 1 PC.

Windows Server 2016 Standard is available for PC in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, but not for Mac.

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Windows Server 2016 Standard key is the cloud-ready operating system that delivers new layers of security and Azure-inspired innovation for the applications and infrastructure. Microsoft Imagine users may download and use for experimentation, learning, and academic lab purposes too.  Built-in Security

As long as you buy Windows Sever 2016 Standard, it gives you the power to prevent attacks and detect suspicious activity with new features to control privileged access, protect virtual machines and harden the platform against emerging threats.

If you buyWindows Server 2016 Standard, It will deliver a more flexible and cost-efficient operating system for your datacenter, using software-defined compute, storage and network virtualization features inspired by Azure.

Windows Server 2016 delivers new ways to deploy and run both existing and cloud-native applications – whether on-premises or in Microsoft Azure – using new capabilities such as Windows containers and the lightweight Nano Server installation option.

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Converting Windows Server Evaluation Version to Standard Version:

  • First open up a Powershell window and run as Administrator.
  • Enter the following command:
    DISM /Online /Set-Edition:ServerStandard /ProductKey:xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx /AcceptEula
  • DISM will proceed to make the required changes and will request a reboot. Press Y to reboot the server.
  • Once the server has rebooted, log back in and open up Powershell again and check the current version of your system by typing:
    DISM /Online /Get-CurrentEdition