Guide to Active Windows Server 2016 Datacenter

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2 January 2023

Windows Server 2016 is aimed at large enterprises

Active license Windows Server 2016

Active Windows Server 2016 Datacenter

Active Windows Server 2016 Standard

Active Windows Server 2016 Essentials

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Windows Server 2016 is aimed at large enterprises

Much of the new functionality in Windows Server 2016 is aimed at large enterprises that want to support complex infrastructures of private or public cloud connectivity and need the container technology popularized by Docker. However, some features can also benefit small and medium-sized businesses.

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Guide to Active Windows Server 2016

It’s worth noting that what benefits businesses are not only new features, but Windows Server 2016’s increasingly powerful and improved security.

Windows Server 2016 is divided into versions with specialized features to support the different development requirements of businesses:

Windows Server 2016 Datacenter: For cloud data centers and highly virtualized environments.

Windows Server 2016 Standard: Use in a physical environment

Windows Server 2016 Essentials: For small businesses with up to 50 devices.

Windows Server 2016 MultiPoint Premium Server: For servers that store and only allow users to access information.