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Multiple patch vendors/service contracts is a well accepted thing in the Unix world (Linux, BSD, etc). It works well for those who need/want it. > Guarantee th
by Alupis 2y ago
Multiple patch vendors/service contracts is a well accepted thing in the Unix world (Linux, BSD, etc). It works well for those who need/want it.
> Guarantee that's going to void your support contract with MS if you have one (or worse).
And, so what? If you are running a lot of Win10 systems you will not or can not upgrade, then which support contract are you breaking?
- bongodongobob 2y agoIf all you have is win 10, and not using Azure or AD, fair point. But they may then not want to service server/AAD/AD issues "well your win 10 clients are no longer supported, the behavior between these systems is then also not supported, we can't help. Closing ticket." They'll be salty about it for sure.
- Alupis 2y agoI'd say, if you are big enough to have a Microsoft Support Contract then you're probably going to pay Microsoft for extended Win10 support anyway. If you're looking to pay for 3rd Party Win10 updates, you might not be running AD in Azure either. Local AD is still a thing, and it should still support several versions of joined workstations.