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bestofcomputer
Jun 23, 2022Copper Contributor
windows server 2022 builds and etc...
what is the official build of the actual windows server 2022 of today if i get an official physical DVD or ISO now ? and what is the latest final build i can get when i do the latest windows updates...
bestofcomputer
Jul 03, 2022Copper Contributor
the main question is that every time windows client was changing its KERNEL then windows server was changing its KERNAL to match the same KERNEL in both client and server branches because for security reasons and for features unlocking and GPO and Policies and Active Directory and etc it is necessary that both branches have the same KERNAL in an enterprise or business environment.
For exemple windows XP came with Server 2003.
It is same with Windows 7 and 8 and 10.
But windows 10 seems to have its KERNEL changed a few times and thats why we saw Server 16 and 19 etc...
Now the big question is : windows server has which KERNAL version ?
the version of windows 10 or windows 11 ?
and the version of windows 11 from 2021 or from 2022 (not yet released to general public) ?
and then in which iteration or which build to come to the market will server have the same KERNAL as windows 11 from 2021 BUT ALSO from 2022 (to be released in a few days) ?
BECAUSE I DONT HAVE ANY ANWSERS TO THOSE FINAL QUESTIONS YET !
For exemple windows XP came with Server 2003.
It is same with Windows 7 and 8 and 10.
But windows 10 seems to have its KERNEL changed a few times and thats why we saw Server 16 and 19 etc...
Now the big question is : windows server has which KERNAL version ?
the version of windows 10 or windows 11 ?
and the version of windows 11 from 2021 or from 2022 (not yet released to general public) ?
and then in which iteration or which build to come to the market will server have the same KERNAL as windows 11 from 2021 BUT ALSO from 2022 (to be released in a few days) ?
BECAUSE I DONT HAVE ANY ANWSERS TO THOSE FINAL QUESTIONS YET !
- Mary HoffmanJul 03, 2022Bronze ContributorWindows Server and Windows Client usually release at the same time with the same major build number but this is not always the case. Windows Server has a major release approx every 3 years whereas client releases more frequently. Whether or not server and client will align for the next server release is still to be determined.