Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 reaching end of support

What does End-of-Service/Support (EOS) mean?

After October 10th, you will no longer receive:

• security updates
• non-security updates
• bug fixes
• technical support
• online technical content updates

Why is this important for me today?

As an IT leader for a small or mid-sized firm with limited resources planning needs to start now so you can:

• Avoid being vulnerable to security threats and other issues.
• Assess your IT needs and requirements.
• Ensure a smooth transition to a newer supported version of Windows or Migrate to Azure.
• Have time to address any compatibility issues that may arise during the upgrade process.

Want help?

Do not hesitate to contact us.  Cornerstone.IT is a Microsoft Gold partner with decades of experience upgrading and implementing Microsoft products.  One of our strategic IT planning consultants can help you determine which option will best fit your firm’s needs.

Please visit our EOL page for other important product life-cycle dates from Microsoft, VMware, Cisco, Citrix, and iManage: Important Product End-of-Support End-of-Life and Dates – Cornerstone.IT.

More Reading:

• Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 reaching end of support – Microsoft Lifecycle | Microsoft Learn