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PRTG Enterprise Console - Updated version and existing Windows server upgrade

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Dear Support, I am having a PRTG network monitor Enterprise console (V13.2.3.2236)installed on my windows server 2003 service pack 2.I would like to upgrade windows server to 2012.I would like to know

1)PRTG Current version(V13.2.3.2236) would support in windows server 2012 ? 2)Which is the latest version in PRTG PRTG network monitor Enterprise console 3)what is the system requirements for latest version ?

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Thank you for your question. You can install your PRTG v13.2.3.2236 on Windows Server 2012. The Enterprise Console has the same version number as the installed PRTG. For the current system requirements, please see https://www.paessler.com/prtg/requirements.

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