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Microsoft P11058-B21 Windows Server 2019
Part No: P11058-B21
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HP Windows Server 2019 Standard Edition ROK 16 Core – P11058-B21:
Windows Server 2019 Standard is the successor to the popular operating system Windows Server 2016 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 2016. 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 2019 Standard. It also enables central management of the entire security cycle.
Windows Server 2019 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 2019 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 2019 Standard also includes the Storage Replica feature. This feature was included in the Datacenter Edition of Windows Server 2016 and is used for block-based replication of volumes between servers and clusters. Windows Server 2019 also comes with a graphical interface that some users missed in the 2016 version.

