what is different iis & apache services

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Hi dear,
I am using windows server 2008. we will be create certificate for website.
how can doing start process.my organization following rules. what are mainted data
how much years vailed certificate. what is different iis & apache services
which can better service.

Please do help me out i will be very thankful for your this kind act...

Posted 12-Aug-11 23:36pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-08-12T23:39:00

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Some interesting information here -
http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3074841/IIS-vs-Apache-Looking-Beyond-the-Rhetoric.htm[^]

Posted 12-Aug-11 23:39pm

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Peter_in_2780 13-Aug-11 7:54am

Bear in mind that the article is eight years old (revised? 3 1/2 years ago), and both Apache and IIS have moved on in that time. A lot of the points made are no longer true.

Abhinav S 13-Aug-11 11:11am

Thanks a ton for pointing that out - I missed this important detail.

However, it just might help the OP, if nothing else only as reference guide so I will not delete this answer.