Server Core is a minimal installation option for Windows Server 2008 that reduces the system's footprint and attack surface by eliminating unnecessary components and services. By using Server Core, organizations can improve performance, enhance security, and reduce maintenance overhead. However, it may not be suitable for all applications, as some require the full graphical user interface or additional features not available in Server Core. Overall, it can significantly improve the efficiency of Windows Server 2008 for specific use cases.
Windows Server 2008 for Itanium based System doess not provide server core installation
If the first word is supposed to be what and not when then the answer is Server Core.
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False. You cannot upgrade from Server Core to Full version unless you perform a complete operating system re-installation.
No, you have a choice when installing or downloading server 2008 as to whether or not you want the hyper-V technology. There are some core elements in most versions of Server 2008, but the complete functionality needs to be installed with the main installation.
That question doesn't end with the word "is". In regards to your question: Start /w ocsetup DHCPServerCore
No, it cannot. Once the core is installed it cannot be upgraded to any other version using a GUI.