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Windows Server alternative(s) for VMs in virtual lab setup

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Is there an alternative to Windows Server that is free?

Solved by Kich902

Ubuntu server.

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1 hour ago, PeteAsking said:

Ubuntu server.

Need something with gui, keep it easy and simple.

Windows Server has a 180-day free trial, if you haven't used that up yet

 

Ubuntu server has a bit of a learning curve over Windows Server because of the lack of GUI, but I would strongly suggest that you take the time to learn it.  There are a LOT of helpful resources a google-search away, and you'd be surprised how much you learn carries over into other areas

pay = convenient and easy.

free = same thing but not easy and you do a lot of work.

 

Take your pick. Companies charge money for value add. Thats why windows server is not free.

 

  • 1 year later...
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Hi y'all,

 

Been a minute. Recently got a solution to this: NAS; both QNAP and Synology have the DC feature (albeit basic) but it's exactly what I need. Got a QNAP NAS and did tests with its DC and it proved to be efficient sooo that's that🙂

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