lukeglazebrook
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Anyone know if a Technet subscription includes Server 2012 and Exchange 2013
Hi All,
Not sure where to put this question exactly but I just wondered if someone could confirm to me if a UK MS Technet subscription would include the new Server 2012?
I downloaded a file that apprently details all the products included however I get the impression it might be somewhat out of date ...
http://download.microsoft.com/download/C/7/8/C78DB720-88CB-455E-AA0E-A087CB332A23/TechNet_Product_List.xlsx
When you download the file at the very top it implies that it may not be definitive (see screenshot) I went to the link detailed however its still not clear to me. Does anyone have a Technet subscription and known either way? I have personally never had a Technet subscription only a MSDN purchased by work, what the differnece exactly? All I want to really do is build a test domain for a couple of users with Exchange 2013
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Not sure where to put this question exactly but I just wondered if someone could confirm to me if a UK MS Technet subscription would include the new Server 2012?
I downloaded a file that apprently details all the products included however I get the impression it might be somewhat out of date ...
http://download.microsoft.com/download/C/7/8/C78DB720-88CB-455E-AA0E-A087CB332A23/TechNet_Product_List.xlsx
When you download the file at the very top it implies that it may not be definitive (see screenshot) I went to the link detailed however its still not clear to me. Does anyone have a Technet subscription and known either way? I have personally never had a Technet subscription only a MSDN purchased by work, what the differnece exactly? All I want to really do is build a test domain for a couple of users with Exchange 2013
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Thanks guys,
I downloaded a RTM copy prior to suscribing to technet. Do you think my technet key will activate the RTM build I downloaded?
I downloaded a RTM copy prior to suscribing to technet. Do you think my technet key will activate the RTM build I downloaded?
Clearly it depends on where you downloaded the RTM. The only way to find out for sure is to simply try it ==> I'd image the system first, so you can restore it to it's previous state if changing the key doesn't work.
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Thank-you for all your help Gary sorry to be a pain but could I possibly get a screenshot of the precise enterprise rtm version available to you in Technet. I am going to purchase my subscription just after payday but I want to get building now.
If I can find and download media with the identical name as the media available within your subscription I can be confident my own key will activate it theoretically. Obviously hide the key if displayed.
Bit of a cheeky request debatably I know but I have good intentions
If I can find and download media with the identical name as the media available within your subscription I can be confident my own key will activate it theoretically. Obviously hide the key if displayed.
Bit of a cheeky request debatably I know but I have good intentions
en_server_install_disc_win dows_serve r_2012_ess entials_x6 4_dvd_1022 281.iso
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http://www.howto-outlook.com/news/office2013rtm-technet-msdn.htm
http://mcpmag.com/articles/2012/10/30/technet-msdn-get-office-2013.aspx
The list on Microsofts website I believe just has not been updated yet but if you are a TechNet subscriber your list of software should have updated.