HTTP server software is commonly built into hardware to provide a control panel for configuring the device from any Web browser. Most network devices such as routers, access points and print ...

Servers and clients are the building blocks of computer networks Client-server networking grew in popularity during the 1990s ...

A serious vulnerability in an embedded Web server used by many router models ... implications for the security of home and business networks as it allows attackers to sniff inbound and outbound ...

And Web servers are not just externally facing — they are often scattered across the internal network in places you would never think about. I am finding that many network administrators and ...

Assuming you follow the unique but supposedly simple protocols, your data will magically show up on the Web! How does the SitePlayer ... compete with traditional servers in many applications ...

A minor weakness is that Article Manager doesn’t provide any explicit hooks for integration with the Web server’s user database, but that shouldn’t be too hard to fix if you’re an ...

Netronome believes that the answer is server-based networking, something which is only yet at home in the massive web-scale data centers of the big players which Netronomes refers to as ‘mega-scale ...

All our public-facing stuff is in a DMZ, so it's isolated from the rest of the network and hosted in a Colo. We have a bunch of internal applications that use Web Servers (Wiki's, Sharepoint ...

Fear of Web site failures has spawned a new market for networking devices that aim to make the Internet run faster and more reliably. Companies like Alteon WebSystems, Foundry Networks, ArrowPoint ...

Web server software that is built into hardware. Almost all network devices have embedded Web servers (HTTP servers), which provide a control panel for configuring the device. The primary ...