Solved: Re: App Portal 2021 R2 OS and DB Version Support

dbeckner · ‎Feb 01, 2022

@jdempsey @CharlesW Does AP 2021 R2 support Windows Server 2019 and SQL Server 2019? I didnt see those referenced in the doc...only 2012/2016.

CharlesW · ‎Feb 01, 2022

Both SQL Server 2019 and Windows Server 2019 are supported. We run both in our test environments. In a round-about sort of way, we mention the following in the release notes:

SQL Server: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 or later, including Microsoft SQL Server 2017. (let's just say that SQL server 2019 support is implied)

Operating System: Windows Server 2012 or later.

I've yet to run into an issue with any new version of Windows Server, SQL server, or Config Mgr current branch.

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CharlesW · ‎Feb 01, 2022

Both SQL Server 2019 and Windows Server 2019 are supported. We run both in our test environments. In a round-about sort of way, we mention the following in the release notes:

SQL Server: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 or later, including Microsoft SQL Server 2017. (let's just say that SQL server 2019 support is implied)

Operating System: Windows Server 2012 or later.

I've yet to run into an issue with any new version of Windows Server, SQL server, or Config Mgr current branch.

dbeckner · ‎Feb 01, 2022

Thanks!

jdempsey · ‎Feb 01, 2022

And I can confirm that I run both of those in my Azure test environment with no issues.

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