Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard 4-Core Additional License offers businesses who have deployed Windows Server 2022 Standard a flexible, scalable licensing option. As server processors are increasing in the number of cores, in order to be fully compliant with Microsoft’s licensing requirements, a customer must have an additional core license for any processor cores above the 16 cores in a server’s base license.
This four-core add-on license allows organizations to effectively expand their server infrastructure while also taking advantage of the support that Microsoft Windows Server 2022 provides to support advanced enterprise capabilities. Among these capabilities are enhanced security features and improved hybrid cloud integration, as well as support for next-generation applications and virtualization workloads.
This license is ideal for growing businesses, data centers, and enterprise environments. It helps organizations gain maximum performance from their servers while ensuring that the organization is fully compliant with licensing for any physical or virtual deployments.
Product Specifications
Product Name: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard 4-Core Additional License.
Part Number: P46196-B21.
License Type: Additional 4-Core License.
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard.
Licensing Model: Per-Core Licensing.
Core Count: 4 Additional Cores.
Deployment: Physical and Virtual Server Environments.
License Coverage: Worldwide Software License (WW SW).
Key Benefits
4 Cores Added to Current Windows Server 2022 Standard Licenses.
Supports Servers with More than 16 Processor Cores.
Provides Compliance with Microsoft Licensing.
Provides Scalability for the Infrastructure.
Provides Support for Hybrid Cloud Environments through Integration with Azure.
Provides Advanced Security and Threat Protection.
The Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard 4-Core Extra License is designed to extend the core licensing of an established Windows Server 2022 Standard deployment. Organizations can now buy additional process cores, which allow for the expansion of an organization’s compliance and the growth of its workloads, and accommodate increased server performance through additional processor cores.
