Windows Server End Of Life List

An end-of-service-life announcement can spell trouble for IT managers. When Windows Server decides it will no longer support its storage, server, or network hardware, IT teams are left scrambling trying to figure out what they can do to deal with the problem without breaking the budget. Park Place Technologies makes it easy to find the latest End of Life (EOL) and End of Service Life (EOSL) information for your Windows Server hardware. Allowing you to extend the support cycle and maximize the value of your hardware by saving 30 - 40% against that Windows Server contract.

Microsoft Windows Server is a group of operating systems dedicated to running server systems. These servers have a Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) Release date. Microsoft Windows Server is an essential part of your data center operations, so when the OEM decides they will discontinue support, it can leave you scrambling. When the EOSL date arrives, consider using OS Support through ParkView Management.

Contact Park Place Technologies today to learn more about the Microsoft EOSL dates and what steps you can take to extend the useful life.