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Wednesday - last edited Wednesday by support_s
Wednesday - last edited Wednesday by support_s
I have 2 HPE Proliant DL380 Gen 9 SFF Servers and need guidance on which edition of Microsoft Windows Server is supported or recommended. I understand HPE provides Gen 9 support up to the 2019 Windows Server Edition, but some recommendations show the Windows Server 2022 as better. I will run HPE Greenlake and Dashboard on the two servers. Please advise any suggestions you may have.
Thanks, Collider
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Re: Microsoft Serve Operating System
Hello @Collider ,
HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen 9 supports WS2012, WS2012 R2, WS2016 and WS2019.
Windows 2019 is a stable and recommended option for most workloads, including HPE GreenLake and Dashboard.
HPE does not officially support Windows 2022 for Gen9 servers.
Please refer to this post for more information.
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Query: Microsoft Serve Operating System
System recommended content:
1. HPE OneView 9.3 Best Practices Guide for Deployment and Management
2. Gen11 Service Pack for ProLiant 2025.07.00.00 Component Release Notes
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SolutionHello @Collider ,
Please let me know if your query has been resolved or not.
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