I am running into an issue where I was building a new DFS namespace and created the wrong target folder.

Has anyone actually tried to run RDS on Essentials 2022 to confirm it works? That link also has information on Windows Server Standard and Data Center and seems to only say you need the right cals for the right services, but I can't see where it specifically says that RDS is supported on Essentials 2022? I hope I have helped you and the community. In case you wonder whether that's a mistake in the document, you can check same document but for 2019 version, and you will see no mention to RDS CAL: More information at the following link:įollowing you can see 2 extracts from that document: Regarding RDS, and according to the Product Use Rights, Windows Server Essentials 2022 requires specialty CAL (RDS CAL) to be used as a Remote Desktop Server. Note: it is not clear if hardware limitations (1 CPU, 10 core, 128GB RAM) and user (25) / device (50) limitations are related to the Edition after activation, or are just licensing agreement related restrictions. Get started with Windows Server Essentials | Microsoft Learn Opens a new window This is new in version 2022 and can verified at the following link: Windows Server 2022 Essentials OEM/ROK has no technical difference with 2022 Standard because it is installed using the same media. This has been a huge doubt for me and discussion topic within my closest licensing colleagues.Īfter a lot of research, I came to this conclusions, which I want to share with the community:

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