Well crud - Just after we started getting some benefit out of ReFS by using Win10 Pro as our customer B&R servers, MS is removing the ability to create ReFS volumes in the next update.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/08 ... comments=1
Veeam -- Any pressure you can put on MS?
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Re: MS Removing ReFS from Win10 Pro
It says existing volumes will continue to work.
if that's the case, presumably you could create the volume on a 2016 Server OS and mount back to Windows 10 as a workaround?
if that's the case, presumably you could create the volume on a 2016 Server OS and mount back to Windows 10 as a workaround?
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Re: MS Removing ReFS from Win10 Pro
At least it's not going away completely, but will require Windows 10 Pro Workstation. Has there been any information on how much it will cost?
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Re: MS Removing ReFS from Win10 Pro
I guess we'll just have to block the Fall Update on our Windows 10 Pro based B&R servers deployed at customers.
For a while I thought Microsoft was done with doing stupid things, but hey they're back.
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Re: MS Removing ReFS from Win10 Pro
I haven't seen a price scheme, but I'm sure it'll require a volume license agreement - which absolutely SUCKS for most of our customer base (very-small to small/medium businesses). Literally, they'll often have one VM for a DC, one for remoting in to use apps (Win10), and one for a backup server (Win10).
Microsoft's making things like Chromebooks for business more and more attractive. There are getting to be TONS of small customers that operate their businesses 100% from web-based apps.
Microsoft's making things like Chromebooks for business more and more attractive. There are getting to be TONS of small customers that operate their businesses 100% from web-based apps.
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