First Look at Microsoft Windows Server 2022

Bob Pellerin "CTOBOB" shows what makes up basic services in a Microsoft infrastructure by showing the soon-to-be-released Windows Server 2022 . Although this video does not cover the new features specifically, it instead uses it to provide a foundation on which to understand what the server can be used for in your environment. This version, as in previous versions, can be run as a virtual machine. On VMWare vSphere ESXi 7, for example.

Services covered include Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP are discussed and explained. The Microsoft Windows Server 2022 (beta) is shown with the optional Graphical User Interface (GUI) which was selected at installation.

Note: Although the non-GUI installation is more secure, it relies on commands and thus more difficult to show to those starting off in networking.

Warning: You should never use pre-release versions in a production environment as you may discover bugs, compatibility issues, or experience feature changes without warning. The current stable version as of the making of this video is Windows Server 2019.

Disclaimer: I do not represent Microsoft or claim to have any insight into product design or marketing strategies used by the corporation and no infringement is intended on their intellectual property rights including copyright and patents.
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[BadAssAdministrator]

... you get wildly off topic, and you're explaining windows server, not what's new in 2022.... my suggestions

[KinguGidora]

Windows Server 2022 will be windows 11 but better

[joekou]

Thanks for sharing the information. I've used up to Server 2016 and what you covered in the video are pretty much identical. I thought Server 2022 would have Windows 11 like interface, but it stayed with Windows 10 look like.

[danielson]

Great video. The password complexity would need to be setup in GP :)

[wahidmajeed]

outstanding that is really good training

[LaurenceReeves]

lol! This is just you explaining how to use windows server, not what's new in 2022 haha, I felt like I was back to my studying days of basics xD I'm like, I know this already, why is that new??

[nishanthm]

Sir windows server installation canceled problem

[tempchannel]

Thank you the Video, Very Educational

[reklamador]

Is it suitable for multiple vm's?
Like a proxmox?

[BizAutomation]

I didn't hit thumbs up or down (I never hit thumbs down unless the video is really bad... and never for small businesses, as I'm a huge advocate) because what I was hoping for was a Win 2022 review or comparison to 2019 (or why upgrade), not a how-to which is what you provided, and has nothing to do with Win 2022... everything you said could have been applied to any version of windows back to 2000. Nobody has any good videos on "Why you should upgrade" if you already have WIn 2016 or 2019 Server, and just as importantly ... who should not bother.

[ramavtarpandey]

I want to take backup of some folders that are on LAN. How to include these folders in backup?

[thegaelicgladiator]

While windows server is a real thing there isn't much point in talking about it yet because at the moment it's still very similar to windows 10 and isn't going to be anything like that when it releases but it's most likely that it will more resemble windows 11 at launch to keep the windows timeline consistent and also it still uses the old logo at the moment which is outdated as Microsoft has changed the logo of windows and server editions Will change to that new logo too

[rdsii]

Will 2022 run on something as old as a Dell R720XD?

[nimchaa]

You Title is misleading :: it does not show anything close to Windows Server 2022