Microsoft SharePoint Server 2019 Standard License

Microsoft Sharepoint Server 2019 Standard License

Features deprecated in SharePoint Server 2019

Microsoft SharePoint 2019 Standard is the latest version of Microsoft’s SharePoint platform, designed to give users a host of features and infrastructure to share, store, access and organize information from any device. Highly configurable, SharePoint 2019 Standard is used by many organizations to build websites and manage projects of all kinds.

New features in SharePoint 2019 Standard include faster site creation, modern searching, sharing and listing, increased storage file size, expanding syncing and much, much more. Here at Trusted Tech Team, we proudly offer a Microsoft SharePoint 2019 Standard License as a Microsoft Cloud Solutions Partner so you can order with free, certified installation support. Order Microsoft SharePoint 2019 Standard with us, and share, store, access and organize information like never before.

Access Services 2010

Access Services 2010 will remain supported, but deprecated, for the SharePoint Server 2019 release. Customers are recommended to explore Microsoft PowerApps and Power Automate as potential alternatives to Access Services 2010.

Access Services 2013

Access Services 2013 will remain supported, but deprecated, for the SharePoint Server 2019 release. Customers are recommended to explore Microsoft PowerApps and Power Automate as potential alternatives to Access Services 2013.

Aggregated Newsfeed

The aggregated newsfeed feature (available at newsfeed.aspx and typically accessed via the Newsfeed tile on the app launcher), will be set to read-only in SharePoint Server 2019. Both the tile in the app launcher and the option to implement the newsfeed capability will also be removed from this version forward. For customers who are currently using the aggregated newsfeed, we recommend considering options such as Team News, Communication Sites, Yammer and/or Teams. Please note that the Site Feed feature on an individual site is not impacted and will continue to be supported across all versions of the product.

Custom Help

To ensure that users receive highly relevant help content, Microsoft is moving from away from our legacy on-premises SharePoint help engine, which is based on help collections being installed in the on-prem farm. The new SharePoint help system is now rendered in the cloud and will have updated, synchronized content with Office 365. Custom help based on the legacy SharePoint help engine will remain supported, but deprecated, for the SharePoint Server 2019 release.