Windows Server 2012 build 8013

6.2.8013.0.fbl_fun_perf.110524-1825
	Build of Windows Server 2012
OS family	Windows NT
Version number	6.2
Build number	8013
Build revision	0
Architecture	x64
Build lab	fbl_fun_perf
Compiled on	2011-05-24
Expiration date
Timebomb	2012-04-15 (+327 days)
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Windows Server 2012 build 8013 is a build of Windows Server 2012, which was shared on 27 October 2024.

Editions and keys[edit | edit source]

Edition / SKU Name	Key
Standard Server (`ServerStandard`)	HMG6P-C7VGP-47GJ9-TWBD4-2YYCD
Enterprise Server (`ServerEnterprise`)	7P8GH-FV2FF-8FDCR-YK49D-D7P97
Datacenter Server (`ServerDatacenter`)	7X29B-RDCR7-J6R29-K27FF-H9CR9
Web Server (`ServerWeb`)	YGTGP-9XH8D-8BVGY-BVK4V-3CPRF
Upgradable editions^[a]
Standard Server Evaluation (`ServerStandardEval`)	G3KNM-CHG6T-R36X3-9QDG6-8M8K9
Datacenter Server Evaluation (`ServerDatacenterEval`)	NXCTR-YXXWC-TK368-HGGTF-8YB99
Foundation Server (`ServerWinFoundation`)^[b]	36RXV-4Y4PJ-B7DWH-XY4VW-KQXDQ
Aurora (Essentials/Small Business Server "8") (`ServerSolution`)^[b]	Y7GVM-YFQQW-HV8HW-GRW6D-YJ84M
MultiPoint Server Standard (`ServerMultiPointStandard`)	HNGCC-Y38KG-QVK8D-WMWRK-X86VK
MultiPoint Server Premium (`ServerMultiPointPremium`)	P3D2M-NP6MR-JYPD4-WRRT4-W3P7K
Storage Server Standard (`ServerStorageStandard`)	VQ7FC-RTNC8-RHDFR-8THVR-J633X
Storage Server Workgroup (`ServerStorageWorkgroup`)	N3FPV-KQP4R-4M6H6-7Q8TK-HYMDX
High-Performance Computing Server Core (`ServerHPC`)^[b]	Q7PRR-M2WBM-RJJ99-FG393-MGY3B
Storage Server Essentials (`ServerHomeStandard`)^[b]	MCQYD-2TJYQ-JP7KR-7GYYF-YGPXQ
Home Server (`ServerHomePremium`)^[b]	4BWDV-9MKGX-V9QJ4-YWFWR-P6974
Small Business Server Standard (`ServerSBSStandard`)^[b]	YMFM8-J2RV2-66G78-XPQ7C-4RY3B
Small Business Server Premium (`ServerSBSPremium`)^[b]	BXQQP-Q6Q6D-TR7TR-3YXQW-VFHKM
Windows Server 2008 for Windows Small Business Server (`ServerWinSB`)^[b]	JG43G-CMPHG-VPBC6-9TDQR-RRFJ4
Windows Server 2008 without Hyper-V for Windows Small Business Server (`ServerWinSBV`)^[b]	WQG3Q-VWT72-VX39Q-VRTRD-2RF7K
`ServerEmbeddedSolution`^[b]	M2KD2-F2333-Q3TJ8-BQMHX-9PWX6
`ServerForSBSolutions`^[b]	PHYFD-HQ4XW-78PR4-2CXKF-V67KJ
`ServerForSBSolutionsEM`^[b]	JR4Y2-WC84X-PBRDJ-QTBTB-TQGGH
`ServerSolutionEM`^[b]	WF9T8-VT7D2-GD629-WTKGH-3WBJT
`ServerSolutionsPremium`^[b]	CWJXK-RG46Y-GDWB3-HQVTQ-JJRTV

New features and changes[edit | edit source]

Server Manager[edit | edit source]

The new Server Manager user interface now uses a finalized layout design. The new design makes use of flat elements (in alignment with the Metro design language) and provides further emphasis on server health. Elements in existing pages now fit properly on a 4:3 aspect ratio, rather than requiring the user to use a horizontal scroll bar to view needed details or perform specific actions. The Add/Remove Roles and Features wizards have also been completely redesigned to fit in with the aforementioned design language, and additional advice for server administrators has been added to the initial wizard welcome page.

It is now possible to adjust how often the Server Manager should refresh information on metrics including events, server inventories, service status, Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) status and performance counters. The View and Help drop-down menus now have proper functions assigned to them, and a detailed overview of currently-running tasks can now be viewed in the Server Manager.

An about dialog showing the version of the Server Manager has not been implemented yet at this point of development. As such, selecting "About Server Manager" from the Help menu does nothing.

Server Manager splash screen
Server Manager
Recent tasks drop-down menu
Task details
Add Roles and Features Wizard

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Boot screen
Server Core

Notes[edit | edit source]

↑ A majority of these editions can only be installed/upgraded to via the Web Server SKU, which is used as a base for most Windows Server editions (except ServerHyperCore). Some editions (such as Home Server) require stubbed-out update package manifests for specific components (such as the HomeGroup Control Panel applet) in order to stage and install properly.
↑ ^2.00 ^2.01 ^2.02 ^2.03 ^2.04 ^2.05 ^2.06 ^2.07 ^2.08 ^2.09 ^2.10 ^2.11 ^2.12 ^2.13 A setup unattend XML file that stages this edition is required in order to be able to upgrade to it.

[1] A majority of these editions can only be installed/upgraded to via the Web Server SKU, which is used as a base for most Windows Server editions (except ServerHyperCore). Some editions (such as Home Server) require stubbed-out update package manifests for specific components (such as the HomeGroup Control Panel applet) in order to stage and install properly.

[notinstalled-2] 2.00 ^2.01 ^2.02 ^2.03 ^2.04 ^2.05 ^2.06 ^2.07 ^2.08 ^2.09 ^2.10 ^2.11 ^2.12 ^2.13 A setup unattend XML file that stages this edition is required in order to be able to upgrade to it.

[a]

[b]