We have updated the Windows 64-bit installer for ColdFusion 2016, to support Microsoft Windows Server 2016. The Add-on services installer and the .NET service installer for ColdFusion 2016 have also been refreshed.
You can access the server installer by clicking on the "free trial" or the "buy now" link in the ColdFusion product page at Adobe.com. You may download the aforementioned additional installers at the ColdFusion support page.
The ColdFusion 2016 support matrix would be updated soon to reflect the support for the new platform.
The refreshed installer comes with the Update 3 baked-in. After installing the server, you may bring it up to the current update level, by installing Update 4. You can follow the instructions at this technote to download and install Update 4. If you need any help with installing ColdFusion server you may refer the installation instructions at this technote.
The installers for ColdFusion Builder 2016 and ColdFusion API Manager would soon be refreshed to support Windows Server 2016.
If you already own a licence, you can get it on licensing.adobe.com. Otherwise, just send an email to cf.install@adobe.com to get one.
Adobe should still provide installers to old versions. It doesn’t make sense to “hide” these and make people log into their account, find their past orders, and download the installers. Here’s a link to all of the installers. The one uploaded in 9/2018 should be the most current:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0Bwmlt4TArPS5ZVVra3htSUdHYnc
Charlie, the answer is simple. It is convenient to me to develop, learn, and run both CF2016 and CFBuilder2016 on Win2k16 because it has a real IIS webserver within with all the true server tools and environment on board. Yes, a kind of desktop-like true Windows Server without emotional or novice user stuff. I love server edition a lot and use this branch for many years on a daily basis.
Piyush, when will Adobe address the bug that prevents CF from serving default documents to Safari when using HTTPS and HTTP2? (https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-4198446). That is looming VERY large in the immediate future as more and more sites migrate to Windows Server 2016. Adobe can’t ignore it forever!
HariKrishna Kallae,
Here is a link to one that has not be updated:
http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/acom/en/products/coldfusion/pdfs/cf2016/ColdFusion_Support_Matrix.pdf
This link can be found at the bottom of http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-family/buying-guide.html as “ColdFusion Support Matrix”.
I also see it missing from the text at https://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/standard/system-requirements.html and https://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/enterprise/system-requirements.html
By the way, the one you linked seems to have an issue where the first two tables are missing the line at the top that states “Standard” and “Enterprise”.
Cody,
Not sure which support matrix you are looking at, but it’s updated. Here is the link:
https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/coldfusion2016-support-matrix.pdf
Regarding CF11 support for Windows Server 2016 support, there are no plans as of now.
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