Hi daers.I'm working in a corprate.My boss asked me i build a website.But must our web server is in my office.I told to my boss
that i php write for you & must our webserver is Apache.
But my friend working on IIS & ASP(unfortunetly).
My boss told us must with document saying.
Becuse i told IIS have't security.
Please tell me many documents that IIS have't security,& Apache
have those securities.
I'm waitting your documents....
--Best regards

Your boss... You tell boss IIS sucks big major assage...

Tell boss IIS screw cow with bad hump.

Tell boss unless apache, Evilone will come and educate his IIS using sorry excuse for a behind.

Here is my writings , so may it be done !!

Besides all the security issues, lls used to only support 10
connections at a time,unless it has been changed. Go for
the net standard - apache.

Evilone: please do not post useless texts w/o any bearing on the question in this or any other forum.

M_pahlevanzadeh: if I am right this is a Micro$oft shop you're working for, then I think you will have a hard time convincing them otherwise because they already invested a lot of money. If you look at Sans.org (top 20), Cert.org, Securityfocus.com, Linuxsecurity.com, bugtraq, micro$ofts own security/patches and search Google for "IIS +worm" or alike you're bound to find a lot of links that would show how IIS is vulnerable, but not necessarily Apache as a "better" choice. Besides the investments there's always microsofts platform integration which makes things "easier" for some type of development. If you want to make your voice heard I would suggest talking to the firms' admins first and see how fed up/ supportive they are.

Just my 2 cents.

Limit of 10 concurrent connections applies only to IIS if running on W2k Pro or XP Pro. If running on a Windows Server Platform then connections are limited only to what the admin has set it to.