Free serve software for windows

The Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) Worm Wars of 2001 demonstrated that not all web servers are equally secure.
The multiple rounds of rapidly spreading IIS worms dramatized a fact that had been troubling security professionals for quite some time: Compared to the other popular web server solutions, Microsofts offerings generate a continuous stream of serious security problems.
Moreover, unlike embarrassing but comparatively benign problems such as web site defacement, Microsofts security vulnerabilities usually place the web sites visitor data at risk of theft and malicious exploitation.
During the last quarter of 2001 we saw an increase in eMail asking if there was any way to tell what server software any given web site was using.
Presumably, these users were either curious, or they intended to use that information, if it were available, to help choose which sites they would prefer not to entrust with their confidential and personal data.
This information is readily available . . .
Although the make, model, and version of most web sites server software has always been available to client programs, it has never before been important or particularly interesting to most web site users.
Recently, for at least some users, this appears to have changed. Since I have also sometimes wondered about the security and server software used by "off the beaten path" web sites, I decided to whip up "ID Serve", a simple, free, small (26 kbytes), and fast, general purpose Internet server identification utility.

Home Web Server 1.8.0.157 is all you need to help you serve web pages directly from your PC.

You can set up user accounts, use server- replace-tags in your html code and monitor individual file downloads. It supports banned IP addresses, server internal redirects, multiple domain and root aliases, secure connection (https), cgi and isapi extensions (php) and allows you to change default ports.

Enhancements: Version 1.8.0.157 has added data fodler button onto the about tab to access the data folder and fixed bug on creating several backup copies of each setting file.

Based on the classic BBC TV comedy series about amenswear department in a 70s department store - the Are You Being Served? desktop theme features two great hi-colour wallpapers, all new sound clips from the TV show, start-up and shutdown screens, animated cursors, new icons and a great themed screensaver. Another great Britcom Sitcom theme from beebfun.

A compact 1 on 1 Internet chat program. If you and your friend need to connect together to talk about some urgent business, this is the perfect tool, as it you dont have to connect through large servers to chat together.