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Windows Server ***9 Standard/Data Center
Windows Server ***9 Standard is the successor to the popular operating system Windows Server ***6 It is suitable for most infrastructure scenarios and also for workloads such as Microsoft SQL Server or Microsoft SharePoint. It provides efficient threat protection features which go beyond the protections of Windows Server ***6. The virtual machines (VMs) have been developed to protect sensitive applications. Linux VMs are now also supported. Administrators can also easily encrypt network segments between servers. Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) is a new feature. It provides preventive protection against attacks and zero-day exploits in Windows Server ***9 Standard. It also enables central management of the entire security cycle.
High-performance server management tool
Windows Server ***9 enables hybrid cloud scenarios. The basis for this is Project Honolulu, which was released in ***7. Existing Windows Server environments are easily connected to the new cloud services. The user can easily integrate Azure Backup, Disaster Recovery, Azure File Sync and other Microsoft services into existing infrastructures and applications. The Project Honolulu software was officially launched concurrently with the release of Windows Server ***9. This server management tool is a central interface for managing servers that run under Windows ***9, ***6 or ***2R2, with or without a GUI. Common tasks, such as performance monitoring or server configuration, become easier as they are different in Project Honolulu. Managing Windows services in mixed-server architectures has also been made easier.
Smaller containers and HCI infrastructures
More than its predecessors, Windows Server ***9 Standard helps developers to modernise existing applications as they work with container technologies. The server core base container images of the operating system serve this purpose. Images can be downsized to one third of their original size. This also reduces download time by about *2 percent. The open-source container system Kubernetes is also supported. Hyperconverged Infrastructures (HCI) are already known to users of Windows Server ***6 and the Windows Server Software-Defined Program. Preconfigured HCI solutions also prove useful in Windows Server ***9. They help meet computing and storage needs, and are easy to deploy and scale. They too can be managed using Project Honolulu, which greatly simplifies everyday work with HCI implementations.
Windows Server ***9 increases performance and reliability
It is also possible to use the program as a Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH). Windows-based programs or an entire desktop can be shared among users as they run on the host. The new functions for memory management are also interesting. Storage Migration Services (SMS) make it possible to update old file servers to the ***9 version. In doing so, data, access rights and settings are transferred over. Storage migration transfers the identity of the old server to a new one so that the previous computer can disconnect from the network. The necessary tools are included in the Honolulu tools. Windows Server ***9 Standard also includes the Storage Replica feature. This feature was included in the DataCenter Edition of Windows Server ***6 and is used for block-based replication of volumes between servers and clusters. Windows Server ***9 also comes with a graphical interface that some users missed in the ***6 version.
Please refer to the requirements for Windows Server ***6 until the official information for Windows Server ***9 is available:
Processor: 1.4 GHz **-bit EMT*4 or AMD*4, quad-core recommended
Memory: **2 MB ECC supported memory modules and **0 MB for VM installations
Hard disk: for the core *2 GB, for the GUI another 4 GB
Disk controller: PCI Express Compliant Disk Controller
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Windows Server ***9 Editions & Features
There are two editions of Windows Server ***9, Standard and Datacenter.

Licensing Windows Server ***9
There are two editions of Windows Server ***9 for Volume Licensing customers, Standard and Datacenter

Per-core licensing
Windows Server ***9 Datacenter and Standard editions are licensed by physical core. Licenses are sold in *-packs and **-packs each.
Minimum license requirements:

· All physical cores must be licensed

· 8 core licenses per processor

· *6 core licenses per server
Per-core licensing scenarios: