Did you know that not all the SQL Server version are supported ones? In case you face a big issue and you need to contact a Microsoft engineer for help, not all versions are applicable for support.
For example, SQL Server 2005 is no longer supported, so if you still have one of those in a prod environment, please, please consider migrating it to a new version :)
you can always check Microsoft official site, so you can determine if your main prod servers are supported or not:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/search/?ln=en-us&c2=1044
-Eduardo-
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