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Port80 Software Surveys Top 1000 Corps' Web Servers
Port80 Software conducted a survey of the 1000 leading corporations' Web sites and discovered Microsoft IIS (Internet Information Server, their Web server software) commands a strong 54% market share in the race for Web server dominance.
Microsoft's lead among the Fortune 1000 casts a different light on the popular Netcraft Web Server Survey, which typically shows a total 60% market share for the Apache Web server and purports that Microsoft IIS hovers at a 26-30% market share. See the survey results below or check a company's Web server now.
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The company developed ServerMask 2.0, which can emulate the Apache Web server’s HTTP header order and disable Microsoft WebDav with one click to suppress its multiple identifiable headers. The download is available from HNS, via the link below.
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