That’s precisely what we’ve been running since we moved for 905 to E10.
So yes you can and yes Epicor support with support it. We actually
purchased the hardware for Epicor as well.
It really depends on you environment and how many users you have. I would
download and review the E10.1 hardware sizing guide.
Norman Hutchins
Systems Administrator
Howell Laboratories, Inc.
We have stated for some time SQL Server 2008 R2 & higher and anything that runs the dotNet framework version.
We were dotNet 4.5 and went to 4.6 recently. Anything that runs that is compatible.
We have discussed needing a higher version of SQL Server to take advantage of some new bells and whistles in SQL latest but nothing has been planned or announced yet.
I do REALLLY like that MS has made some significant changes in SQL licensing - no longer needing Enterprise licensing for everything.