Has anyone out there in the real world installed Sage 100 2018 on a Windows Server 2016 Datacenter?

I notice that all 3 systems; Standard, Advanced and Premium; have on their SPMs the following text:

"Sage 100 and SageCRM Suite were not designed for any version of Windows Datacenter Server and are not supported on this platform."

This is going back to version 4.50, and presumably farther (I just don't feel like spinning up an external HD to find out right now).

I am picking up the pieces of an upgrade/migration project and the test system is running on a Datacenter Server and it would be a huge pain to redo everything into a different O/S.

Thoughts, experiences, clever quips?

TIA

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    Hey Cullen - Prior to Server 2008 (if memory serves), Datacenter edition was essentially a different enough o/s from Standard, Enterprise, and other editions and that is why it was not supported. However, since then Microsoft changed the o/s to be identical to Enterprise with the exception of licensing. That is where we are today. There are clients that run Sage 100 on it successfully today and it should run just fine for you as well. I don't see any reason you should change that, especially for your test system. This also means the SPM is just un-updated (still un-updated) on this point. 

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    Hey Cullen - Prior to Server 2008 (if memory serves), Datacenter edition was essentially a different enough o/s from Standard, Enterprise, and other editions and that is why it was not supported. However, since then Microsoft changed the o/s to be identical to Enterprise with the exception of licensing. That is where we are today. There are clients that run Sage 100 on it successfully today and it should run just fine for you as well. I don't see any reason you should change that, especially for your test system. This also means the SPM is just un-updated (still un-updated) on this point. 

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