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Which Web Server?

By Richard Lowe, Jr.
2003-10-13
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Operating System Integration

IIS and Windows 2000 is a more "integrated" environment than Apache, since IIS is targeted specifically for the operating system. This has the advantage that the GUI and controls of IIS look and feel the same as every other tool on Windows.

On the other hand, you can find Apache for just about any platform, including Lunix, Unix, BSD, and even such things as OpenVMS. If you need to be able to move between platforms, then Apache is a great choice.



Article Pages:
Introduction
Ease Of Use
Security
Customization
Efficiency
Hardware Requirements
Large Server Farms
Disaster Recovery
Language And Other Support
Stability
Operating System Integration
Email
DNS
Search Engines
Conclusions

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