Classification of MS operating system
People often find themselves clueless which to choose for their operating systems, with quite a number of operating systems out in the market. Being a computer-networking instructor, I was asked from my students of which Microsoft operating systems they should choose for their own computer. There are three major types of operating systems that I recommend to users. Windows 2000 is for wide area network where there are multiple computers. Second system, Windows XP, is for small network. And third, Windows 98 is for personal computers. Windows2000 is probably most complex and difficult to use for ordinary users. Windows2000 (Professional, Server, and Advanced Server) is a server and workstation operating system. Windows2000 is very secured, very easy to administer,
configure, and manage which is suitable for wide area network (WAN) and local area network (LAN). For enterprises, Windows2000 would be ideal because of its secure. Their secretive data will be safe since Windows2000 itself is very hard for hackers to go in and hack the system. For a company that has more than twenty to ten thousand employs, Windows2000 can be very handy because of its centralized administration. With many network administrations and its servers, the network itself never goes down, which makes whole network to be stable as well. So Windows2000 is the operating system to use for large companies to use. No matter what other people and professionals says, Windows98 is still the most widely used operating systems around the world which means the system gets the most up
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