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Category Archives: support lifecycle
Support for System Center Configuration Manager current branch versions
Introduction With the ever-evolving Current Branch releases, it’s good to have a place where you can verify what the support life cycle is for any version, and now you can. Head over to this page on Technet and you’ll see … Continue reading