BOOTABLE MEDIA BUILDER INSTALL

With the first release of Nano Server, we also got a new UI tool called Nano Server Image Builder. Do you agree with this new model for Nano Server? Please leave a feedback in the comment section below. This type of servicing model continues to provide new features and functionality, and please note that Software Assurance is also required to deploy and operate Nano Server in production. These periodic releases are known as Current Branch for Business (CBB) releases. Nano Server will opt into a more active servicing model similar to the experience with Windows 10. Nano Server in the other hand will not follow the Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) as Windows Sever.

BOOTABLE MEDIA BUILDER INSTALL

If you choose to install full Windows Server 2016 with a desktop experience or Server Core, you will follow the (5+5) model which means you get only security and quality fixes, but no new features. In prior releases, Windows Server has been serviced and supported with a (5+5) model meaning that there is 5 years of mainstream support and 5 years of extended support and this will continue with Windows Server 2016. First version? Yes, because Microsoft took a new approach of servicing Nano Server versus Windows Server.

With the release of Windows Server 2016, we also get the first version of Nano Server. On October 12th, Microsoft released Windows Server 2016 and System Center 2016 for public (GA).

Create Reusable Bootable USB Media Introduction.

Create Nano Server Image for Physical Machine.

Bootable media builder