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3 years ago

What are three to five (3-5) key differences and features in Windows Server 2016 versus 2012?

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1 answer:

Kipish [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Find the features and differences below.

Explanation:

Five key features of the 2012 version of the Windows Server include;

1. Metro-style start button which disables the old start button.

2. Hyper V which enables the creation and use of a virtual machine.

3. Resilient file system (ReFS file system), aimed at managing large data and maintaining their integrity.

4. New Windows Task management, and

5. Internet protocol address management

Key features of the 2016 Windows Server include;

1. Nested virtualization

2. Secure boot

3. Nano server

4. Windows container, and

5. Docker support.

The differences between the two versions are;

1. While the 2016 version would need a hard and software upgrade, the 2012 version would not need an upgrade.

2. The 2016 version is more expensive than the 2012 version.

3. The 2016 version also incorporates the features of the 2012 version, while the 2012 version only has its unique features.

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