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Tired Of Hacks, U.S. Army Switches To Macs (was Re: Windows NT Proxy Server)
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Steve Cavrak <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 13 Sep 1999 10:24:13 -0400
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        I have also heard that Win NT Proxy Server is real buggy,
        just in general. We were going to use it for a firewall
        at Doty Memorial in Worcester, but didnt on recommendation
        from High school.
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Tired Of Hacks, U.S. Army Switches To Macs

(09/10/99, 6:21 p.m. ET) TechWeb

After a series of hack attacks, the U.S. Army has
switched from Windows NT to Mac OS-based servers running
WEBSTAR Web server software for the Army home Page,
according to the U.S. Army Public Affairs department. A
report in ArmyLINK News says the Macintosh does not
offer remote logins and is considered more secure

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