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Apache vs IIS



Apache

IIS
Portable Configuration
Yes text/file
Yes (Import & Export ) binary

Operating Systems Supported
Cross-platform (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, BSD, Solais, eCS, OpenVMS, AIX, z/OS)

Windows
License
Apache License 2.0

Proprietary
Cost
Free

Bundled with Windows NT family products



Basic access authentication
Yes
Yes

Digest access authentication
Yes
Yes

HTTPS Support
Yes
Yes

Virtual Hosting
Yes

Yes
CGI Support
Yes

Yes
FastCGI Support
Yes

Yes
Servlets
No

No
SSI Support
Yes

Yes
Asp.Net Support
Yes (via “mod_aspdotnet” module)
Yes

Runs in user or kernel space
User Space
Kernel or user space

Administration Console
Yes
Yes

IPv6
Yes
Yes

Developed by
Apache Software Foundation
Microsoft Corp.

Initial Release
1995
With Windows NT 3.51

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