Most IT administrators will be aware that Windows Server 2003 is coming to an end. In case you haven’t heard, after 14th July 2015 you will no longer be able to get extended support for Windows Server 2003. Basically speaking this means you will not be able to get patches or security updates for your Windows Server 2003 and therefore you will be putting your computer applications and business at risk.
No longer will security risks be addresses and very quickly your Windows Server 2003 will become a huge security risk and a massive compliance nightmare. Microsoft warns Windows Server 2003 users of performance bottlenecks but this is just one of a long list of major concerns and worries for users.
Windows Server 2003 has been running for many years and there are lots of 64-bit/x64-systems out there, but still lots of people are running Windows Server 2003 every day and will continue to do so until it comes to the end of its life in just a few months.
Here at Pure Planet Recycling we predict a surplus of server equipment being recycled. Many businesses are seeing this as a chance to upgrade their server hardware and operating systems but what does this mean for Windows Server 2003 equipment? It may be possible that some hardware will support the upgrade but for owners of older equipment the servers and equipment will need to be disposed in the right way, and that is where we can help.
As an award winning WEEE recycling company we are able to offer a full range of recycling services for businesses including server recycling. We ensure that the hard drives within your redundant servers are destroyed and certified to ensure your data remain safe. We can also asset your redundant servers to ensure that your old equipment is tracked from purchase to disposal within your IT and accounts department.
Why not call our friendly recycling team on 01234 315496 now to see how we can help you with server recycling and data destruction to help you protect your clients and your business.
