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Your server review request is in.

Brian will email you shortly. Reply to that email with a day or time that suits you and he will call. About fifteen minutes, and there is nothing for you to look up or prepare.

WHATYour server review
WHOBrian Butterfield, CISSP
HOW LONGAbout 15 minutes

Under a minute. What happens from here.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

What the call covers.

1

Which path, and why

Upgrade where it sits, or replace, and the specific thing about your machine that decided it. Including what your own software vendor requires.

2

How much time you have

Your Microsoft date if one applies, whether buying more time is available to you, and how the ninety day lead time affects your timing.

3

What your options are

Including cost, and including doing nothing for now if that is the honest answer. If a figure does not work, say so and he builds it a different way. Nothing is ordered without your approval.

ONE THING THAT HELPS

One thing worth thinking about first.

If this server became unavailable unexpectedly, how would that affect your team and your day to day? You do not need an answer ready. It simply helps us understand what matters most to you when we look at the options and the timing.

Nothing else to prepare.

No documents, no inventory, no research, and no site visit. We already have all of it. If there is a month that would be genuinely bad for your firm, mention it on the call.

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Software support, cybersecurity, insurance and compliance requirements vary by organization and circumstances. Microtech reviews the applicable technology before making recommendations and does not provide insurance or legal advice. Support end dates published by Microsoft: Windows Server 2012 R2 extended security updates end October 13, 2026; Windows Server 2016 ends January 12, 2027; SQL Server 2016 ended July 14, 2026. Hardware lead time of approximately 90 days quoted by our supplier in August 2026 and subject to change.