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Web Servers Feature Chart

http://webcompare.iworld.com/compare/chart.html version of 4-dec-96

For answers to questions such as why your favorite server isn't here
or how we collected this information, see our FAQ.

This chart is up to date as of December 4, 1996. It has five elements on
each server:

• The server's full name, along with a link to our complete description
  of its features. This information has been collected from the vendors themselves,
  although subject to our own interpretation. Servers are listed in name
  
  alphabetical order.
  
  
• The name of the server's vendor, along with a link to their
  
  own website
  
  
• The various operating systems supported. Win=Windows (NT, 95,
  and/or 3.x), Unix= various Unix variations, OS/2=IBM OS/2, NetWare=Novell
  NetWare, Mac=Macintosh. There are also servers that support Amiga, Be OS, DOS (yes, DOS!)
  
  MVS, VM and VMS operating systems.
  
  
• The range in price in US dollars that the North American or
  US version of the server sells for. Some commercial servers are available
  for free downloads but expire typically after 30 days' use (this is indicated
  by $0). Some vendors have not provided pricing information (this
  is indicated by $??). Software that is freely available without
  any restrictions or timed versions is indicated by Free. Software that has been withdrawn from commercial distribution is indicated by DISC. These prices
  do not reflect the additional cost of obtaining security certificates for
  running encrypted server/browser communications. In some case, support
  
  and/or documentation are extra-cost options.
  
  
• The most recent version reported from the server manufacturer.
  This version must be publicly available (such as a beta currently offered
  
  on a website), so any customer who wants to can get the product.

Looking for more comparative information on these servers? Our features table shows more details and which servers support which features.
For more specific information, check the links to each server on the first
column.

If you are looking for information on relative web server market share, here are two places that collect this kind of information: and .