The build introduced optimizations for containers and application development:
Corrected issues where certain virtual machines would fail to start after a series of updates.
In Windows Server terminology, “Full” refers to the installation option. The other option is Server Core (no GUI, no Windows Explorer, no local login via console — only command line or PowerShell). windows server 2022 v21h2 build 20348587 20 full
This specific build was released around and includes:
[Bare Metal / Hypervisor] │ ├──► 1. Verify Minimum Requirements (64-bit CPU, 1.4GB RAM, TPM 2.0) │ ├──► 2. Install Build 20348.587 (Select Server Core or GUI) │ └──► 3. Execute Cumulative Updates via SCONFIG / SSU This specific build was released around and includes:
Enterprise administrators look for "Full" installation media containing this specific integration to ensure predictable, secure rollouts without forcing immediate out-of-band updates during the initial OS deployment cycle. Core Specifications & Architecture Overview
Enables and HTTPS by default; supports DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and AES-256 encryption for SMB traffic . Azure Hybrid Integration Execute Cumulative Updates via SCONFIG / SSU Enterprise
| Component | Details | |-----------|---------| | Kernel | 10.0.20348.587 | | Default File System | NTFS + ReFS v3.7 | | .NET Version | 4.8.1 (in-box) | | PowerShell | 5.1 (with PS 7.3 available separately) | | WMI Version | 1.0.20348.587 | | Hyper-V | Version 10.0.20348.587 |
Utilizes TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) for secure key storage.
Ensure your update orchestration tool (WSUS, MECM, or Windows Update) processes the relevant cumulative updates to advance your servicing stack beyond build 20348.587 safely. To help tailor this information further,