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From: Sunny Verghese [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject:RE: 9ias Vs IIS
Thanks for you inputs.
I'd like some concrete data on Security iss
any State
"managers" in this group :-) !!!)
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>I'm not a web expert either ... we&
So which would you rather use?
That's what all this boils down to.. Would you rather use a less secure (yes
I *DO* believe it is less secure) larger target, or the alternative that is
stable and less of a target?
I know what my choice is..
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Subject: RE: 9ias Vs IIS
Thanks for you inputs.
I'd like some concrete data on Security issues with IIS. Do you know of any
sites for this ??? You know how it is, I can't just go to management and
tell t
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>You never
> hear much about security patches in Apache or OMNI HTTPD or some other web
> server..
which does not mean they're more secure
it just means that the
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>I'm not a web expert either ... we're just starting to look at web-enabling
>our forms.
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> Thanks for you inputs.
> I'd like some concrete data on Security issues with IIS. Do you know of
any
> sites for this ??? You know how it is, I can't just go to
I'm contracting with a state agency right
now... you can imagine the managers there... No offense to any State
"managers" in this group :-) !!!)
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Stick with Apache-TomCat -- JSP --> JDBC --> ORACLE simply because you have
all the platforms you need for that.
If the plan is to have the web stuff running on a separate box then you can
still do Linux-Apache-TomCat or if they like Windows so much even then you
can do Windows-Apache-TomCat,
I'm not a web expert either ... we're just starting to look at web-enabling
our forms.
But one big potential drawback to using IIS would be security issues. It's
the most-targeted and most-hacked server out there. Someone will need to be
applying patches constantly and hoping for the best.
Ask
We are uploading files into our database using pretty much the same setup
they are proposing. It works quite well, and have yet to encounter a file
it couldn't upload almost instantly, however I have my doubts about how
secure it is. We have had no problems so far, but we are still in beta
t
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