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2008 and R2 are still in a supported phase of life. It's the "exorbitant support fee" phase. Nevertheless, you can still get Microsoft support for the two after
by greggyb 7y ago
2008 and R2 are still in a supported phase of life. It's the "exorbitant support fee" phase. Nevertheless, you can still get Microsoft support for the two after the "EOL". It's more an end-of-public life
- dspillett 7y agoAye, and by the same technicality you can still get support for 2005. Similar with PG I assume. You could always pay someone an expensive contracting fee to support your use of an older version than is publicly supported.