With Windows Server 2016 RTM right around the corner, I am re-evaluating my server software and looking to upgrade whenever possible.
Do the improvements in DrivePool to support Windows 10 extend automatically to Windows Server 2016? I would imagine they would considering the shared kernel, but I just wanted to make sure. Has this been tested?
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With Windows Server 2016 RTM right around the corner, I am re-evaluating my server software and looking to upgrade whenever possible.
Do the improvements in DrivePool to support Windows 10 extend automatically to Windows Server 2016? I would imagine they would considering the shared kernel, but I just wanted to make sure. Has this been tested?
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