Support for Windows Server 2016 and 2019

Posted By JohnHanrahan over 5 years ago

Hi,

I am thinking about upgrading to Sage 2018 (7.9x). I noticed for a thin client it only has Windows 2012 in the supported platform matrix. Is Sage planning to support a newer product? I am excited they support SQL 2017!

Thx.

John

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Ramon M. over 5 years ago in reply to iubac-ASingh +1

The Aatrix issue involves running the client that launches Aatrix on a WS2016 server machine. It will work on clients other than WS2016. So if you have any Windows 7 or Windows 10 clients hooked up to…
jnoll over 5 years ago in reply to iubac-ASingh +1

We have Windows Server 2016 and SQL Server 2017 running Sage 500 v2018. The clients are running Windows 10.

SQL Server 2019 is just in beta right now and may not officially go to RTM until end of 2019…

0 iubac-ASingh over 5 years ago

I have similar question- Is Windows Server 2016 on SQL Server 2014 supported for Sage 2017 ERP? Release notes show Atrix not working on Windows Server 2016. Does this mean Sage 7.80.3 not supported on Windows Server 2016?
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0 Ramon M. over 5 years ago in reply to iubac-ASingh

The Aatrix issue involves running the client that launches Aatrix on a WS2016 server machine. It will work on clients other than WS2016. So if you have any Windows 7 or Windows 10 clients hooked up to your WS 2016 server then you should be OK.
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0 jnoll over 5 years ago in reply to Ramon M.

Is there some ETA on when Aatrix will fix this issue to support WS2016 for folks running Sage 500 client on Terminal Services?
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0 jnoll over 5 years ago in reply to iubac-ASingh

We have Windows Server 2016 and SQL Server 2017 running Sage 500 v2018. The clients are running Windows 10.

SQL Server 2019 is just in beta right now and may not officially go to RTM until end of 2019 according to what I have heard.
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Support for Windows Server 2016 and 2019

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