Widely Used Server Operating Systems

[Tin_Tin]

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Unsa pay inyong gipang gamit diha mga master?

[luv2luv]

Unixes: IBM AIX, HP-UX, SUN SOLARIS

[decnet]

Cent OS ENTerprise Operating System

[ing_pacz]

unsaon pagka hibaw anang ingyong gpangsulti mga masterhehehe

[vernie]

kinahanglan gyud na imong puy-an at least 1 week aron mailaila nimo ang mga nagkadaiyang butang under one operating system.

unsaon pagka hibaw anang ingyong gpangsulti mga masterhehehe

[vern]

While Linux as a whole (all distros) might be the most widely used OS in server environments, you guys choose to forget that Microsoft by itself is used by many, many organizations. Just look at Netcraft's web server survey for December 2009.

December 2009 Web Server Survey - Netcraft

[joco_ph]

pure windows mi but im trying to learn linux .

[lubsick]

On our production servers RHEL. sa local development namo Fedora. Sa call center nga nagwork ko sauna Fedora gihapon among server.

[lubsick]

While Linux as a whole (all distros) might be the most widely used OS in server environments, you guys choose to forget that Microsoft by itself is used by many, many organizations. Just look at Netcraft's web server survey for December 2009.

December 2009 Web Server Survey - Netcraft

Bro, maybe your confusing server OS with web server software. Sa imong link dili man na sila server OS but comparison graph sa usage sa mga Web Server software. Pwede man dili lang http service eprovide sa server, e.g. mail, ftp, dns, etc...

apache httpd pwede man modagan sa windows server or any linux distro as well as other web server software.

[vern]

Bro, maybe your confusing server OS with web server software. Sa imong link dili man na sila server OS but comparison graph sa usage sa mga Web Server software. Pwede man dili lang http service eprovide sa server, e.g. mail, ftp, dns, etc...

apache httpd pwede man modagan sa windows server or any linux distro as well as other web server software.

How many serious websites run Apache on Windows? While Apache may run on many distros of Linux, BSD, etc ... they are all *nix based platforms. There really is only a distinction between three serious servers, Windows, *nix (including Linux, BSD, Darwin), and enterprise platforms.