Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Edition

Product Name

Microsoft® Windows Server 2022 Datacenter License

 

Part No.

P71-09389

License

16 Core

Format

DVD

CALs

 

Activation

Online (Automatic)

System

x64-Bit

 

 

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Be cautious of licenses on eBay that are listed at “too-good-to-be-true” prices. There are packaged licenses that are duplicated by foreign contractors that are reusing license keys on inappropriately issued products.

What to watch out for:

 

·         If the price of Windows Server is less than $200.00, it is likely not legitimate.

·         Some may have labels that say “NOT A VALID COA” these are packages with labels that are printed during an issued packaging test. The keys on them may work, but they are not legitimate for actual end use.

·         Always check for misspelling of words in certain areas where none should exist. (Essentially there should be none with very few exceptions in some cases).

·         There are valid genuine packaged products, you just want to be sure they are issued by an official source and that they are properly issued or sourced from reliable vendors.

o    Our OEM Products are sourced from D&H Distribution and/or IngramMicro

 

·         This is easily determined by the pricing of the items. There is a point where the discount is not feasible when viewing the very base cost that one can acquire a legitimate license for to be resold.  Here are some examples:

Windows Server 2022 Standard – General Range for 16 Core: $249-899

Windows Server 2025 Standard – OEM 16 Core - $499 - 1079

Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard is the prior release of the operating system. As with previous versions, the license is valid for installation on 1 Server with a maximum of 16 physical cores and is also able to be installed on unlimited number of Virtual Machines.

Installation is available via USB and product key is included with COA in the pack.

 

Windows Server 2022: Advanced Performance, Security, and Hybrid Cloud Integration

 

Windows Server 2022 introduces significant advancements in performance, security, and hybrid cloud capabilities. It supports AI and machine learning applications with GPU partitioning and high availability across distributed environments. Develop and manage with agility thanks to containers and there are new deployment options with lightweight Nano Server. Enhance security and reduce risk with multiple layers of built-in protection. Rely on new layers of protection built into the operating system to further safeguard against security breaches. Help block malicious attacks and enhance the security of your virtual machines, applications, and data.

 

Get the most out of Windows Server 2022

Advanced multilayer security

 

Hybrid capabilities with Azure

 

Flexible application platform

 

Unbeatable offers on Azure

 

 

 

Windows Server solutions across cloud and on-premises

 

Migrate your Windows Servers to Azure

Modernize your workloads on Azure, the trusted cloud for Windows Server.

 

Bring the value of Azure to your infrastructure

Connect on-premises Windows Servers to Azure with Azure Arc.

 

 

 

Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition

Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Edition

Features

Maximum RAM

  • 4 PB for hosts that support 5-level paging
  • 256 TB for hosts that support 4-level paging
  • 4 PB for hosts that support 5-level paging
  • 256 TB for hosts that support 4-level paging

Can be used as virtualization guest

Yes; 2 virtual machines, plus one Hyper-V host per license

 

Yes; unlimited virtual machines, plus one Hyper-V host per license

 

Virtual OSE /

Hyper-V isolated containers

2

 

Unlimited

Windows Server Containers

Unlimited Windows containers and up to two Hyper-V containers

Unlimited Windows containers and Hyper-V containers

 

 

Azure Extended Network enables you to stretch an on-premises subnet into Azure to let on-premises virtual machines keep their original on-premises private IP addresses when migrating to Azure. To learn more, see Azure Extended Network.