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We understand that application compatibility is one of the top reasons that customers choose Windows Server. Throughout the Windows Server development cycle, Microsoft regularly tests a large suite of Microsoft and non-Microsoft applications to ensure our products are compatible with as many applications as possible. These tests cover a wide range of non-Microsoft enterprise applications, including development tools, graphics tools, security tools, business office suites, storage management, antivirus, backup or recovery, and utilities.
The following table lists Microsoft server applications that support installation and functionality on Window Server. This information is for quick reference and isn't intended to replace the individual product specifications, requirements, announcements, or general communications of each individual server application. Refer to official documentation for each product to fully understand compatibility and options.
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If you're a software vendor partner looking for more information on Windows Server compatibility with non-Microsoft applications, visit the Commercial App Certification portal.
Might have limitations or require the Server Core App Compatibility Feature on Demand (FOD). For more information, see specific product or Feature on Demand documentation.
Yes, as a managed client and distribution point but not as a site server.
Might have limitations or require the Server Core App Compatibility Feature on Demand (FOD). For more information, see specific product or Feature on Demand documentation.
Yes, as a managed client and distribution point but not as a site server.
Yes as a backup workload but not as a Data Protection Manager server.
Yes as an agent but not as a Management Server.
Might have limitations or require the Server Core App Compatibility Feature on Demand (FOD). For more information, see specific product or Feature on Demand documentation.
Yes, as a managed client and distribution point but not as a site server.
