What are you, working for Microsoft???? Microsoftlied about NT being C2 certified. The certification MS achieved was C2 ORANGE BOOK which is suited for stand-alone computers. For NT to achieve C2 certification, it had to be unhooked from a network, and unhooked from modems. That is, of course, ridicolous. Of course, MS did NOT say that the C2 cert. they had with NT was orange book. However, for the real, REDBOOK C2 certificate, you have to be part of a network. It's much tougher to achieve. The only NOS that has C2 redbook certificate is NetWare 4.11 with SP 3. Novell is in the (long) process of certifying NetWare 5.0 as C2 redbook compliant. Dunno where they are in the process. BTW, Microsoft certified oly NT 3.51, I don't believe NT 4.0 will be ever certified because it's seeking a redbook certificate this time. And we all reasonablepeopleknow that NT as a server is not secure.
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Diskdruid is not open source at all, not under any license.
I don't want to repeat this stuff.
What are you, working for Microsoft???? Microsoftlied about NT being C2 certified. The certification MS achieved was C2 ORANGE BOOK which is suited for stand-alone computers. For NT to achieve C2 certification, it had to be unhooked from a network, and unhooked from modems. That is, of course, ridicolous. Of course, MS did NOT say that the C2 cert. they had with NT was orange book. However, for the real, REDBOOK C2 certificate, you have to be part of a network. It's much tougher to achieve. The only NOS that has C2 redbook certificate is NetWare 4.11 with SP 3. Novell is in the (long) process of certifying NetWare 5.0 as C2 redbook compliant. Dunno where they are in the process. BTW, Microsoft certified oly NT 3.51, I don't believe NT 4.0 will be ever certified because it's seeking a redbook certificate this time. And we all reasonablepeopleknow that NT as a server is not secure.
Wonder what happened with it? Maybe they didn't find it interesting?
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BTW. I voted BeOS