Enable Windows Server Extended Security Updates by using Azure Arc
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Learn how to configure extended security updates for Windows Server using Azure Arc. This module covers the role of ESU in supporting Windows Server beyond end of extended support, enabling ESU on Windows Server with Azure Arc, using Multiple Activation Keys to enable ESU for non Arc enabled servers, and creating and allocating ESU Licenses for Arc enabled servers.
Understand the role of ESU in supporting Windows Server beyond end of extended support., Enable ESU on Windows Server with Azure Arc., Use Multiple Activation Keys to enable ESU for non Arc enabled servers., Create and allocate ESU Licenses for Arc enabled servers.
Windows Server, Azure Arc, Azure portal
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