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I am talking completely and solely about Windows as a server replacement for iSeries.
I was going to let this thread go... Really I was. But since you make a point of saying you're referring to SERVER windows, let's look again at your example of how bad Windows is: Of the 10 vulnerabilities on the SANS site: The 1st applies to W2KSP4 and XPSP2. So unless you're running a 6-year old OS version who cares. And IF you do care, since it's an RPC request why would you be allowing those against your server anyway. The 2nd refers to a string passed to the MessageBox function. So, unless you're downloading stuff from the web, or reading email, ON YOUR SERVER who cares! The 3rd refers to a problem on the MAC! This has what to do w/windows? The 4th, 5th, 6th & 10th are Office issues. Why would you run office on a SERVER? The 7th refers to an issue in a 6 year old OS. Still running W2K? OK, still running V4R2? The 8th refers to a problem that would occur in a client app -- again, why on a server? The 9th refers to a problem in XP -- again, not a server issue. So.... Bottom line, NOT A SINGLE ONE of these issue is even an issue on a current Windows server. Joe, try again. -Walden PS. Happy new year!!!
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