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Servers
Reeling from too much choice among Windows server platforms? Not to worry. You'll find what you need to know about all of Redmond's servers right here.
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Datacenter Server
Microsoft's Big Iron server operating system
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Internet Information Server (IIS)
The controversial Internet Information Server integrates Internet technologies at the operating system level to deliver services ranging from file and print to advanced line-of-business applications.
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Windows Server 2003
The next-generation server operating system coming out of Redmond aims to deliver a rich application environment with XML Web services and business solutions to improve process efficiency.
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SQL Server
A relational database management system for the Microsoft Windows platform that scales from a laptop database to enterprise-wide databases.
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Windows 2000 Server/Advanced Server
An enterprise operating system that can be integrated with a standards-based directory, Web, application, network, file and print services, and end-to-end management.
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Linux
A Unix-like operating system that was designed to provide personal computer users a free or very low-cost operating system.
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SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Servers:
Applications,
Downloads & Drivers,
Webcast Presentations,
Client Administration,
Clients and Desktops,
Hardware Administration,
Internet & Web Administration,
Migration,
Basics,
Training, Certification & Conferences,
Systems Management,
Server Administration,
Active Directory & Network Administration,
64-Bit Computing,
Windows Learning Center,
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