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My personal experience is that MS has been solid since Windows 2000. I have limited experience with the NT4 products but I remember those being just fine as we
by drzaiusapelord 12y ago
My personal experience is that MS has been solid since Windows 2000. I have limited experience with the NT4 products but I remember those being just fine as well (i maintained two NT4 servers for my employer and used to host images for fark photoshop contests on one- shh).
Exchange has been SUPER solid. Its only 2010/2013 that we're seeing so many issues with what should be a trivial update process.
I think there's a real drop in quality lately. Heck, in the XP days we never bothered to test security updates. They all came in same day via WSUS. Nowadays? No way.
- hga 12y agoNT was even more solid before then, at least after the first 3.1 version which I don't think I did more than kick the tires of. The drop in quality really started after SP1 of NT 3.51, the 3rd major version. Didn't Exchange have problems in the early part of this century, or earlier, with its database being easy to bork and slow to restore?