Windows Server
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What is Windows Server?
Windows Server is Microsoft's server operating-system family for identity, infrastructure, application and virtualisation workloads. This profile connects the concept to KBY's practical engineering guidance.
It supplies roles and features such as Active Directory, DNS, file services, Hyper-V and failover clustering. Editions, servicing channel, patching, role separation, hardening and lifecycle support shape a production deployment.
Host and manage Microsoft-based server roles and enterprise workloads.
- Hosting Active Directory
- File and print services
- Running IIS web applications
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