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Two Big SQL Server Availability Announcements from Microsoft

Posted by Allan Hirt in Azure, FCI, high availability, licensing, shared disk, SQL Server, SQL Server 2019

Changes to shared disks and licensing may be in your future …

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Windows Server 2016 – Licensing and General Availability

Posted by Allan Hirt in licensing, Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016 – some licensing changes and when it will be available

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Sockets, Cores, and Hyper-Threading – Oh My!

Posted by Allan Hirt in licensing, SQL Server 2012, Windows Server 2012

Allan’s thoughts on licensing and 2012 Server products

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Windows Server 2012 Editions, Licensing, and a Big WSFC Change

Posted by Allan Hirt in failover clustering, licensing, SQL Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012

An initial look at the new editions and licensing of Windows Server 2012 – and how it may impact you

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SQL Server 2012 High Availability and Editions: Basic vs. Advanced

Posted by Allan Hirt in AlwaysOn, availability groups, high availability, Hyper-V, licensing, Live Migration, SQL Server 2012, SQL Server Denali

Find out the differences in what is in each edition of SQL Server 2012 for high availability

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