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Feature support key Feature available Feature not available Limited feature. Follow us. Share this page. Ideal for. Licensing model. CAL requirements [1]. Highly virtualized datacenters and cloud environments. Windows Server CAL.

Standard [2]. Physical or minimally virtualized environments. Whichever domain controller wrote the change last will win. If we examine the zone on either DC after replication, we should only see the SRV record for just one of the DCs was successfully registered.

When replication occurred, the copies of the object on either DC were found to have conflicting information.

With the no-refresh interval set to a small span of time, every domain controller will successfully update its time stamp every other hour. In a small environment with just a few DCs, and a relatively low convergence time, administrators may never notice a problem. Depending on the number of sites, the topology, and the replication intervals, you could have ten conflicts within the same 15 minute interval.

Set your DNS no-refresh period to an interval that will allow all DCs in the forest to experience consecutive registration failures or replication conflicts, but to still have a chance during that period to successfully register before other DCs enter the refresh period.

Changing the interval to something like 24 hours means that, while netlogon will try to update the record each hour, it will only succeed once a day. This gives all of your DCs a longer window to register without the risk of experiencing multiple replication conflicts.

I hope that this post gives you a better understanding of the DNS refresh intervals, how DNS records are stored in the directory, and how a low no-refresh interval can impact SRV records and replication.

As always, leave questions or comments below! That particular post goes in to a bit more detail in some areas, but covers a case where the cause was the sheer number of DCs running Server , as opposed to a very low no-refresh interval. I recommend reading that as well. You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in. Products 72 Special Topics 41 Video Hub Most Active Hubs Microsoft Teams. Security, Compliance and Identity.

Microsoft Edge Insider. Azure Databases. Autonomous Systems. Education Sector. Microsoft Localization. Microsoft PnP. So i have unlimited Windows R2 virtuell Instances.

If i buy and install Windows Server Standard on the same physikal machine is it allowed to install an use the unlimited virtual instances from the R2 datacenter license?

As Hyper-V Guests? I was remarking on your signature because, as part of MICROSOFT support, you have all the channels of Microsoft available to you, including hour support lines, to get the answer from the people who are responsible for such answers instead of asking in a general knowledge forum. How do I know - I worked for Microsoft for 12 years and made use of those resources on a regular basis.

So, if you are looking for a definitive answer, it would be best for you to call your licensing people. Yes you can do this. But the above Win Svr Std should be licensed to run on Virtual environment. I have the above info which states that MS doesnt provide any downgrade media further from effective 30 Sep If a Customer want to downgrade then he need to arrange downgrade media by himself.

Upgrade and Downgrade Paths. Software Assurance Migration Path. For every qualifying Windows Server license with current Software Assurance, the customer will receive the following Windows Server Edition:. Current License. Granted License. Windows Server R2 Datacenter. Windows Server Datacenter. Windows Server R2 Standard. Windows Server Standard. Windows Server R2 Enterprise. Windows Web Server R2.

Windows SBS Essentials. Windows Server Essentials. Windows SBS Standard. Windows Server Standard and Exchange Standard. Could you give us a link or site to check if I can downgrade from Windows foundation to Win R2 Foundation. I've not been able to find out the links or sites where I can check your answer about this issue. Hi, I'm little bit confused about downgrade rights for Windows Server Essentials , it is on any previously released version of Essentials, so can we understand that is has downgrade rights to Small Business Server and is that published somewhere, because I didn't find anything official.

Instead of creating, storing, and using the software, for each permitted instance you may create, store, and use an earlier version of Windows Small Business Server Essentials software. This agreement applies to your use of the earlier version of Windows Small Business Server Essentials that you elect to use under this downgrade option. For the avoidance of doubt, by electing this downgrade option: i you will not have the right to create, store or use a greater number of instances of the software than are permitted under this agreement, and ii you will need to acquire licenses for the number of processors in the physical server in accordance with Section 2 of this agreement.

If the earlier version of Windows Small Business Server Essentials includes different components not covered in this agreement, the terms that are associated with those components in the earlier version apply to your use of them. Neither the manufacturer or installer, nor Microsoft is obligated to supply earlier. No other version are capable Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro?