http://entmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=6129
Short but interesting article reporting the latest NetCraft survey, which shows that Server 2003 has slightly outstripped Windows NT as a Web Server supporting OS. There are, however, a couple of interesting sidelights here:
* The total of both Server 2003 and NT installations is less than half [and somewhat closer to 1/3] of the installed Windows 2000 base for Web services.
* The manority of migrations are from NT to Server 2003, not from Windows 2000 to Server 2003.
This suggests that those leaving the NT boat are doing so -- those who remain probably face relatively heavy hardware costs, so one would expect this growth source to be an wasting asset. It also suggests that those who have paid the price to make Windows 2000 work are not anxious to spend more in search of what Server 2003 has to offer. Of course, once Windows 2000 is not sold over-the-counter [a point we have just about reached], then Server 2003 should grow in adoption measures for new installs alone.
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