Windows Server End of Life Date: Difference between revisions

 

Stable releases of Windows Server are typically every 3-4 years, and versions of Windows Server are typically supported for about 10 years. Certain versions of Windows Server allow users to purchase a paid support plan which will extend the updates by up to 4 years. This plan is included with Microsoft Azure purchases.

 

==EOL dates==

| Windows Server 2019 (LTSC)

| {{Date|2018|10|02}}

| bgcolor=#d4edda|{{Date|2029|01|09}}

| 10.0.17763

| 10.0.14393

|-

| {{Date|2013|08|27}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2018|10|09}}

| 6.3.9600

|-

| {{Date|2012|08|01}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2018|10|09}}

| 6.2.9200

|-

| {{Date|2013|08|27}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2018|10|09}}

| 6.3.9600

|-

| {{Date|2012|08|01}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2018|10|09}}

| 6.2.9200

|-

| {{Date|2009|07|22}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2015|01|13}}

| 6.1.7601.17514

|-

| {{Date|2008|02|04}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2015|01|13}}

| 6.0.6003

|-

| Windows Server 2008 R2 (Extended Security Updates)

| 5.2.3790

|-

| {{Date|1999|12|15}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2005|06|30}}

| 5.0.2195

|-

| {{Date|1996|07|31}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2003|06|30}}

| 4.0

|-

| {{Date|1995|05|30}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2000|09|30}}

| 3.51 Build 1057

|-

| {{Date|1994|09|21}}

| bgcolor=#ececec rowspan=2|Unknown

| 3.5.807

|-

| {{Date|1993|07|27}}

| bgcolor=#f5c6cb|{{Date|2000|12|31}}

|-

|}

 

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