Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard (2 Core)

Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard (2 Core) provides a robust, secure, and efficient server platform for organizations with physical or lightly virtualized environments. Ideal for small to medium-sized businesses, it delivers essential server functionalities including Hyper-V virtualization, failover clustering, Storage Spaces, and Active Directory.

This 2-core license supports up to two virtual machines (VMs) per license, making it a cost-effective solution for businesses with limited virtualization needs. With hybrid cloud integration via Microsoft Azure, Windows Server 2022 Standard enables backup, disaster recovery, and cloud management while ensuring enhanced security, reliability, and performance.

Key Features & Benefits

???? 2-Core License – Covers 2 physical cores; additional cores can be licensed as needed.

⚡ Virtualization Support – Run up to 2 VMs per license with Hyper-V.

????️ Advanced Security – Includes Windows Defender, Secured-Core Server features, and enhanced identity protection.

✅ High Availability – Failover Clustering and Storage Spaces ensure reliable workloads.

☁️ Hybrid Cloud Ready – Seamless integration with Azure for backup, disaster recovery, and cloud management.

???? Efficient Storage & Networking – Modern storage and networking capabilities for optimized performance.

????️ Centralized Management – Manage users, devices, and resources efficiently with Active Directory.

???? Scalable & Flexible – Designed to grow with your business as IT infrastructure needs increase.

Ideal For

✅ Small to Medium-Sized Businesses – Require enterprise-grade features with limited virtualization.

✅ Organizations Using Physical or Lightly Virtualized Servers – Supports up to 2 VMs per license.

✅ Hybrid Cloud Environments – Integration with Azure for backup, disaster recovery, and cloud management.

✅ IT Teams Managing Limited Workloads – Simplified administration of users, devices, and applications.

✅ Growing Businesses – Add more core licenses as infrastructure and workloads expand.