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Full of options for small to large businesses
January 31, 2020

Full of options for small to large businesses

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Windows Server

Windows Server the backbone of the entire organization. It controls our login security, user capabilities on the network, workstation configurations, and its very stable, not to mention compatibility with just about anything. Windows Server has been around a long time, so its dependable, and support is very easy to find online and with peers.
  • File Server
  • Domain login and workstation control
  • Windows Server can be high priced
  • Updates can sometimes cause issues, but not so much within the last several years.
  • Total control over our network and users without micromanaging each user or PC.
  • Ability to run Hyper-V virtual servers to save on hardware and creates and much easier backup and disaster plan as we can move a VM to other hardware in the event of a failure, hardware upgrade, or move to the cloud.
You can get support from anywhere, including simple google searches. Its very commonly used and has been around for years.

Do you think Windows Server delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Windows Server's feature set?

Yes

Did Windows Server live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Windows Server go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Windows Server again?

Yes

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Small to Large businesses can use Windows Server. Windows Server does have pricing levels to accommodate small to large companies. The security and single point of login would be the greatest part of this if you use its Domain capabilities. So keeping track of your users and what they can access can make things easier for admins or none admins. It has many add-ons to support your networking needs, some free and some not, but for small businesses, there is a lot it can do without breaking the bank.