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ViniciusApolinario
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Re: How to enable DHCP on Hyper-V switch
Hi, can you please provide more details on the environment, like, which NICs you have? Win client or server? Which version? It seems to me based on the high-level information you provided that the existing NIC is associated to a NIC that has a DHCP server available and the switch is just passing the DHCP request/assign. Hyper-V doesn't have a default DHCP server/service available, so your best option would be to either use static IP (as you did) or spin up a DHCP server on that virtual network for that Switch.Re: Windows Server OS for developers
myalo While we don't have a version/edition dedicated to Developers, if you have MSDN/Visual Studio Subscription, you have Windows Server available as a member download. Another option is to use the an Azure free trial account: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/ Regards, V vrapolinarioRe: Not sure what Windows Server license I should use
Hi chris_acfs-1 Windows Server 2019 Essentials comes with the CALs included so you don't have to worry about that. Your only concern should be in the case you go over 25 users/50 devices - then you'd need to upgrade to Standard. In addition, if your goal is to manage endpoints, you should also look into Microsoft Intune: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/enterprise-mobility-security/microsoft-intune Regards, ViniciusRe: LCOW guide for windows server 2019
null null LCOW requires Hyper-v isolation. You can check more info here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/deploy-containers/linux-containers Basically, you have to add --isolation=hyperv in the docker run command. Regards, ViniciusHow Windows Server helped your career?
Hello from sunny Orlando, FL! We're here working on the final details for Microsoft Ignite 2018. During the week, we're hosting a party for the Windows Server community, and we'd like to know how Windows Server helped your career! We know most of you have been working with Windows Server for years - if not decades - and we'd like to have your story showcased in the party. Please leave a short comment (1-2 phrases) in this post, so we can have in the monitors during the party! Even if you're not there with us, we want to show our appreciation to the support you dedicated to Windows Server over the years! See you there! Vinicius. @vrapolinarioRe: Windows Server insider ring
Hi Trent, Yes! You can actually sign up to the Windows Insiders program using your Microsoft Account: https://insider.windows.com/. You can have access to the Windows Server preview builds on the Insiders program as well. Keep an eye on the Windows Server blog as we'll be covering what's new for Security in the next release of the Semi-annual Channel. :) Thanks for your question!Re: Using Windows Update for latest builds of Windows for lightweight version of server core
Hi Lucas, Hyper-V Server is not part of the Semi-annual channel release cycle so you would not be able to get the new features. Only Server Core (as the installation option) and Nano Server (as a Container image) are available on the Semi-annual Channel release cycle. Thanks for asking this question!Welcome to the Windows Server Insiders Tech Community!
If you're an enthusiast, if you want to make sure you're ahead of the competition, or if you just want to ensure you're prepared to what's coming soon to your datacenter - this is the place for you! We recently announced our new model of delivering continuous innovation with Windows Server. I’m happy to announce that new previews for the upcoming fall feature update of Windows Server are now being made available as part of the Windows Insiders program. We're really looking forward to having you test out the product and let us know what works great and what can be improved. So, make yourself at home and join the conversation! Send us your feedback! If you haven't already, please sign up for the Windows Insiders for Business or Windows Insiders program so you can access the preview bits. To download the preview releases, go to the Windows Server page on the Software Download portal.Dig into the free Windows Server 2016 virtual labs
The Windows Server team authored this post. We know every time we launch a new Windows Server version our customers get excited to try the new features. But while some folks love getting their hands dirty setting up new servers, storage, cables, etc. … not everyone has a lot of time to do this. With the new virtual labs for Windows Server 2016, we made it a lot quicker and easier for you to get your hands dirty on the fun part! Today we’re announcing the availability of the new Windows Server 2016 virtual labs. These TechNet Virtual Labs provide a real-world environment along with guidance on how to try the new features. Here are the new lab scenarios you can try out: Implementing Breach Resistance Security in Windows Server 2016 Shielded Virtual Machines Building a Storage Infrastructure on Windows Server 2016 Installing and Managing Nano Server Exploring Virtualization on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 Failover Clustering and Rolling Cluster Upgrades Sign in with your Microsoft account, and you can access any of the individual labs in a private, sandboxed environment. It all adds up to about six hours of content, and you can come back later if you need to.Give these new virtual labs a try. And when you are ready to dig even deeper and evaluate the full product, you can download the Windows Server 2016 evaluation media or try it in Azure.
