I think the idea here is to ensure customers in the ‘smaller’ end of the market look to the cloud as a viable option, rather than deploy more on-premises Standard Edition servers, whilst ensuring large enterprise customers can still leverage all that’s typical of an Enterprise edition deployment. This will mean that a separate back end SQL server will be required for a single server deployment, but I think most can live with this. Whilst this announcement did raise a few murmurs, it will be supported to deploy Enterprise edition with a single server node.
Will support side by side deployment with Cloud Connector Edition (CCE)Įasy question to answer: Skype for Business Server 2019 will not include a Standard Edition server deployment option.Prerequisites: Windows Server 2016 & SQL 2016.
Skype for business 2019 upgrade#
It’s great to see that Microsoft is investing in another refresh of Skype for Business server. Is your investment in your on-premises environment protected? In short, yes. There’s still plenty scenarios out there where on-premises makes sense. It’s day 2 at Microsoft Ignite Orlando, and we’ve had the announcement many of us in the industry have been waiting for: Skype for Business Server 2019 will be released towards the end of 2018.Īfter yesterday’s announcement, many were wondering what this meant for on-premises Skype for Business deployments.
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