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Hello Exchange Team (5th request),
Speaking of Windows Server 2016 and Exchange Server 2016…
The current version of Jetstress clearly does not list Windows 2016 as a supported operating system. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36849
For those of us that are currently deploying this combination, when exactly should we expect the version of Jetstress that will officially support *Windows* 2016 ?
Thanks!
Hi,
the current version is the same for 2013 and 2016 - just the documentation is not updated. Reference: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mspfe/2016/03/15/exchange-20132016-jbod-storage-validation-considerations/ (in the Prequisite section)
-Peter
- Peter,
My question was clearly about Windows 2016 support, not Exchange 2016 support. Exchange is an email platform while Windows is an operating system. Some references for you as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system.
Are you with the Exchange Team? If not there is no point in responding as the question was addressed to them specifically.
Thanks.
- Sime3000 - first you are missing the point of a community where people try to help each other whether they are a member of one team or another. This person clearly just misunderstood what you were asking about, and you respond with a super snarky response. That alone warrants people to ignore your future requests for help, but then you chastising them down for not being a member of the Exchange team is just ridiculous...
Next you badger, and I mean relentlessly, the Exchange team about your questions like somehow you are entitled to special treatment or they are somehow directly ignoring/disrespecting you. Get over yourself... seriously...
If you want your questions answered in a timely fashion, then go open a support ticket to get them answered. Blogs and forums are not an official support mechanisms, and you are lucky if you get someone who is kind enough to try and help you in one of them (whether they are a member of the Exchange team or not).
In the mean time if you aren't going to open a support ticket, because apparently you are too important or deserve special attention, then do us all a favor and post a question once and then let it go. Relentlessly badgering people only makes them want to ignore you.