Windows Server 2003 (7979 bytes)
1: ...p in the evolution of [[Microsoft|Microsoft's]] [[server]] [[operating system]]s.
3: ...port, to ease the transition from NT 4 to Windows 2003 and XP.
5: ...ormance of [[ASP.NET]] (the successor of [[Active Server Pages]]) has improved and integration is tighter.
9: Microsoft launched the new product on April 24, [[2003]].
12: ...re a number of improvements from [[Windows 2000]] server, notably:

Windows Server domain (1824 bytes)
1: ...ns who wish to centralize the management of their Windows computers. Each person who uses computers within ...
14: * [http://www.winnetmag.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/7588/7588.html Trusted and Trus...

Windows Personal Web Server (921 bytes)
1: ...erver software offered by [[Microsoft]] for the [[Windows operating system]]. It has fewer features than [[...
3: ...]], before deployment to a test or production Web server.
4: ...ctions to a database server for a web application server with this setup, as well.
6: ...superseded by IIS after the general deployment of Windows 2000 (NT 5.0).
8: {{Windows-stub}}

Windows 2000 Datacenter Server (647 bytes)
1: ...tial or sensitive data frequently via a central [[server]].
8: ...mation available in the [http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/datacenter/hcl/ HCL].
10: {{Windows-stub}}

Windows 2000 Advanced Server (282 bytes)
1: ... is a variant of the [[Microsoft]] [[Windows 2000 Server]] [[operating system]] designed for medium-to-lar...
3: ...ition [[64 bit]] version of Windows 2000 Advanced Server was made available via the OEM Channel.
5: {{Windows-stub}}

Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition (1291 bytes)
1: ...clumsy to add a hardware keyboard. Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition also includes support for Wi-Fi Pr...

Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition (1334 bytes)
2: ...clumsy to add a hardware keyboard. Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition also includes support for Wi-Fi Pr...

Name server (373 bytes)
1: A <b>name server</b> is computer server [[software]] that implements a name service proto...
4: See also [[root nameserver]].
13: [[nl:Domain Name Server]]

Server (6027 bytes)
1: : ''This article is about computer servers. For the food service use, see [[waiter]].''
3: In [[computing]], a '''server''' is:
5: ... the term. Web, [[email|mail]], and [[database]] servers are what most people access when using the [[int...
7: ...es designed for this purpose. In a general sense, server machines have high-capacity (and sometimes redund...
11: ... refer to the software, such as the [[Apache HTTP server]], which runs on such a machine and manages the d...

Application server (1892 bytes)
1: An '''application server''' is a [[server]] [[computer]] in a [[computer network]] dedicate...
3: ...sed from a wide variety of clients, including non-Windows platforms such as [[Apple Macintosh|Mac]] and [[U...
23: [[nl:Applicatieserver]]

Proxy server (6943 bytes)
1: ..., the proxy may alter the client's request or the server's response for various purposes.
3: ... of Web pages and files available on remote [[Web server]]s, allowing [[local area network|local network]]...
5: ...ediately. Otherwise it fetches it from the remote server, saves a copy in the cache and returns it to the ...
11: ...ent proxy''' or '''transproxy''' combines a proxy server with NAT so that connections are routed into the ...
19: ... open proxies on unwitting end users' [[Microsoft Windows]] computers by means of [[computer virus]]es desi...

Print server (298 bytes)
1: ...nt jobs from external client computers. The print server then sends the data to the appropriate printer th...

Key server (1219 bytes)
1: In [[computer security]], a '''key server''' is a computer -- typically running special sof...
5: ...le proprietary [[PKI]] systems which maintain key servers for their users; only their users are likely to ...
11: [[it:Key server]]

Sound server (1259 bytes)
1: ...e [[soundcard]]. The term could also apply to a [[server]] dedicated to audio [[streaming]] or a [[network...
15: * http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Sound_server
17: * http://www.lofttech.com/soundserver/

Video server (551 bytes)
1: ...e or [[ISDN]] connection. With the use of a video server attached to an analog camera, all elements of an ...

Server Socket (1139 bytes)
1: ...read from or write to, depending on the code. The server socket itself will still be available to accept o...
5: #Create a server socket
6: ServerSocket = CreateNewSocket( AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM );
7: BindSocketToIP( ServerSocket, LOCALIP );
8: ListenForConnections( ServerSocket );

Database server (563 bytes)
1: ...e.g., [[MySQL]]) rely exclusively on the [[client-server]] model for [[database]] access.

Sambar Server (304 bytes)
1: ...r templates. Its main competitor is [[Apache HTTP Server]].

Blade server (1056 bytes)
1: ...nd [[network]] connections. The idea behind blade servers is that many such blades can be added in space-s...
3: Blade servers are ideal for specific purposes such as [[web ho...
5: Although blade server technology allows for open, cross-vendor solution...

Application Server (1907 bytes)
1: An '''Application Server''' is a [[server]] [[computer]] in a [[computer network]] dedicate...
3: ...sed from a wide variety of clients, including non-Windows platforms such as [[Apple Macintosh|Mac]] and [[U...
23: [[nl:Applicatieserver]]

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