http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/....microsoft.com
You would expect microsoft to run microsoft windows server on their on own servers, now wouldn't you?
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/....microsoft.com
You would expect microsoft to run microsoft windows server on their on own servers, now wouldn't you?
something tells me it is runnign IIS on Linux? What?
Mine ---Dell Latitude D820 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T7400, 3GB
G/f's --- Dell Studio 15 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T8400, 4GB, intel GMA Xeleventybillion.
er........how?
Forgive my ignorance, but how IIS can work on Linux?
This is simply because they asked Akamai to do load balancing for them, and the Akamai servers run Linux.
The Microsoft servers do run IIS on Windows.
the irony
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Mine ---Dell Latitude D820 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T7400, 3GB
G/f's --- Dell Studio 15 - 8.10 - Core2Duo T8400, 4GB, intel GMA Xeleventybillion.
This has been happening for quite a while. Basically Microsoft is running IIS on Windows Server but the Windows Servers are behind GNU / Linux firewalls they contracted out to an outside party, so from outside the firewall it looks like IIS is running on GNU / Linux.
One could argue that Microsoft fears their Windows Server boxes are going to be hacked so they hide behind GNU / Linux firewalls for protection.
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