CLM Roadmap Windows Server 2016
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Rolf Nelson - RTC Product Manager
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Rolf, Thank you for responding. The project are currently running on Blade Centres which are running out of support and as the project is running to 2020 they are looking on what the replace the blades with. Ideally they would have preferred to go straight to Sever 2016 when it is available in 2017 to save having to look at OS changes once everything is live on the new servers. But with the anticipated time frames of 12 - 18 months for the adoption then they may not have an option but to go with 2012 R2 for now. David
@rsnelson Thank you for providing the info.
I also have a customer planning to buy/install RTC and want to install RTC on Windows 2016 Server. They want RTC to be installed on Windows 2016, because they are planning setup several Windows 2016 servers for new systems, and Windows 2016 Server will be their (next gen) standard platform OS.
They will setup RTC at the end of this year (Dec. 2016 / Jan 2017), which I suppose CLM 6.0.5 is out.
Does RTC/CLM 6.0.5 have plan to support Windows Server 2016 as runtime platform?
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Donald Nong
Oct 07 '16, 3:22 a.m.Wow, that's way too early. It was just released a week ago. Just give you some perspective - Windows Server 2012 R2 was released on October 18, 2013, and a Task work item for adding its support was created on May 16, 2014.