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	DNews -- Unix/Windows Usenet News Server Software
		This means that most of the disk space and bandwidth used in providing a full news feed is normally wasted on receiving and storing thousands of groups and messages that are not being read by anyone on your server at a given time.
		The DNews News Server Softwares unique Dynamic Sucking Feed option is able to save this waste of resources by dynamically monitoring and automatically reflecting users' changing reading habits in the groups that it is downloading and maintaining on your server.
		News server Software Efficiency - Because of the DNews News servers advanced design, with the same resources, it will generally support several times more users per server than traditional NNTP news server software.
	netwinsite.com /dnews.htm (1018 words)

	News server - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		News servers normally connect with multiple peers, with the redundancy helping to spread loads and ensure that articles are not lost.
		A reader server is one that makes the articles available in the hierarchical disk directory format originated by B News 2.10, or offers the NNTP or IMAP commands, for use by newsreaders.
		Among the operators and users of commercial news servers, common concerns are the continually increasing storage and network capacity requirements and their effects.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/News_server (1087 words)

	News Server (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		News Servers, also known as newsgroups are an interesting legacy service on the internet.
		Chattanooga Online does not actually operate a news servers ourselves, in fact, most providers don't, we are just honest about it.
		Chattanooga Online's news servers are available only to those connected to the internet through one of our connectivity options, Dial Up, T1, Wireless, etc. You can not access our news servers while connected to another internet provider.
	www.chattanooga.net /news_server.html (209 words)

	DNews -- Unix/Windows Usenet News Server Software
		This means that most of the disk space and bandwidth used in providing a full news feed is normally wasted on receiving and storing thousands of groups and messages that are not being read by anyone on your server at a given time.
		The DNews News Server Softwares unique Dynamic Sucking Feed option is able to save this waste of resources by dynamically monitoring and automatically reflecting users' changing reading habits in the groups that it is downloading and maintaining on your server.
		News server Software Efficiency - Because of the DNews News servers advanced design, with the same resources, it will generally support several times more users per server than traditional NNTP news server software.
	www.netwinsite.com /dnews.htm (1018 words)

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		Intermediate News Servers For clusters of machines with many users (as might be the case in a university or large industrial environment), an intermediate server might be used.
		If this attempt were unsuccessful, indicating a failed server, an installation might choose to either deny news access, or to permit connection to the central "master" news server.
		Since most installations will want the client news program to allow the user to prepare his message using some sort of text editor, and transmit it to the server for posting only after it is composed, the client program should take note of the herald message that greeted it when the connection was first established.
	www.ietf.org /rfc/rfc0977.txt (6260 words)

	How News servers work, and how to find one
		Articles can be passed in both directions, and the servers compare article message-id headers to see whether they have any new news for each other.
		An NNTP server manager decides which parts of the news group hierarchy he will take, and finds another server administrator who is willing to feed news to him: his "news feed".
		NNTP servers will only allow local clients to access them directly, as to allow everyone in the world to access the same NNTP server would destroy this efficiency, and could lead to disastrous loads on the net and on that server.
	www.w3.org /LineMode/Defaults/AboutNewsServers.html (723 words)

	Secure data centre no server dump \| Australian IT
		IF you try to sneak into the new $212 million Polaris data centre near Brisbane, a cyber-cop called Smartcatch will get you if the security guards don't.
		Set for completion next year, Polaris will not only have enough data capacity to handle a bunch of large enterprises and a government or two but also bristles with security and failsafe technology designed to make a CIO sleep easy at night.
		RUPERT Murdoch's News Corporation awaited a decision from the family that controls Dow Jones on its $5.9billion offer.
	www.australianit.com.au /story/0,,22160663-24169,00.html?from=public_rss (1642 words)

	News Server, Phoenix News, Portland News, Maine News, Alberta News, News Australia, Monterey News, Beatles News, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		News Server, Phoenix News, Portland News, Maine News, Alberta News, News Australia, Monterey News, Beatles News, Beaufort News, Prius News
		She got your mind jumbled with the news last of...
		news australia Many hours of thick waistcoats the street she were closed...
	products.on.ufanet.ru /news-451.html (4124 words)

	News Server Problems?
		A News Server collects as many messages as they can from all the messages that are posted from all over the world on the entire UseNet network, and they store copies of them on their own disk files for viewing by their customers.
		If you want to know more about signing up for a commercial news server and/or want to do a comparison of commercial news servers to see which is best for you, go to http://www.yahoo.com and look under Computers.
		If your news server only gives you a "sample" of all the messages posted to a newsgroup, you definitely need a better news server or you won't be able to get all the parts to multiple-part messages.
	member.newsguy.com /~detect/home.htm (3778 words)

	Burton Computer Corporation- CoffeeLink News Server
		CoffeeLink Open News Server can be downloaded, used, and redistributed free of charge as long as the terms of the QPL are adhered to.
		CoffeeLink Open News Server is written entirely in Java, allowing it to run on any computer with a JDK 1.1 or 1.2 compatible Java Virtual Machine.
		With Coffeelink News Server employees can post and read messages using their existing news clients (Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger, etc) from anywhere in your organization or anywhere in the world if your server is on the internet.
	www.burton-computer.com /clnews.html (1003 words)

	Intel unveils new blade server standard - Hardware - News - ZDNet Asia
		The new set of design specifications--available today as draft specifications--will help to simplify and lower the cost of research and development (R&D) of blade server products, built specifically for the small and midsize business (SMB) space, Buddenbaum explained.
		He noted that the new specifications can be used in "a variety of applications and market segments", such as personal clusters, technical computing clusters and network data centers.
		However, Buddenbaum said, while the new specifications are based on similar technologies as the current platform--used by major players such as HP and IBM--some design tradeoffs can be expected as they were developed with SMBs in mind.
	www.zdnetasia.com /news/hardware/0,39042972,62029782,00.htm (611 words)

	Microsoft ready to ship Virtual Server \| CNET News.com
		The company is pitching the program as a way for companies to reduce the number of servers they have to maintain, noting that companies typically use just a fraction of their servers' capacity.
		Virtual Server comes in two flavors--a standard edition that supports up to four processors and sells for $499 per server and an enterprise edition that supports up to 32 processors and sells for $999.
		While Microsoft is today creating Virtual Server as a separate product, analysts expect basic virtualization capabilities to soon be part of Windows and also be built into the chips that power servers.
	news.com.com /Microsoft+...+Virtual+Server/2100-1016_3-5360520.html (1411 words)

	The Camelot Herald
		During the past weeks, we have been paying close attention to server populations.
		We'll post as soon as we have more information, everybody, but that might not be for a few days.
		All servers are currently up and running version 1.83.
	www.camelotherald.com /more/2107.shtml (182 words)

	Microsoft targets Apache Web server \| CNET News.com
		The open-source Apache Web server, which is often run on Linux, is the most widely used Web server and frequently used to serve Web pages on public Internet sites.
		To make Windows Server a more attractive option than Linux for security, Microsoft intends to bolster its software with policy-based administration tools to simplify the task of setting up virtual private networks and authenticating network access across several servers.
		He declined to detail packaging plans, but he said that these enhancements would not be worked into the R2 update of Windows Server 2003, which is due by the end of this year.
	news.com.com /Microsoft+targets+...+Web+server/2100-1010_3-5735805.html (929 words)

	Unix/Linux news servers
		INN: THE unix news server (Netscape used a version of INN to produce Netscape Collabra).
		More than just a NNTP news reader, Virtuoso News Services has the ability to perform a powerful Usenet text search where by news content that resides in Virtuoso is dynamically indexed to provide keyword searches across multiple forums.
		NewsStar (freshmeat page) by Tony Houghton "fetches news and posts it to a local server; INN, s-news and sn are supported, and it should work with other servers with some configuration and extra scripts.
	www.newsreaders.com /unix/servers.html (1384 words)

	Using Microsoft's Internet News Server
		Some servers, such as msnews.microsoft.com, are unrestricted (i.e., anyone wanting to replicate Microsoft's public groups on a news server can pull whatever groups they want without having a valid account from Microsoft).
		This wizard lets you specify which news server you want to receive newsgroups from, account information you need to log on to that server, and some configuration options for the newsfeed.
		This test lets you know that you can get to the news server, that you have the correct name of the news server, and that groups are on the news server and available.
	www.windowsitpro.com /Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=556 (1900 words)

	Netscape Collabra Server
		Netscape News Server and Netscape Collabra Server do much more than handle discussion groups: They allow users to truly collaborate while building a valuable, permanent corporate knowledge base.
		With Collabra Server, users can create their own discussion groups, track discussions across multiple discussion groups, and monitor discussions automatically for content meeting their specifications.
		These "virtual discussion groups" are automatically populated when a relevant new message appears in its native forum.
	wp.netscape.com /collabra/v3.5 (321 words)

	Community Server Daily News
		Instead of having a "super-control" per page in Community Server, we now have more generalized "Chameleon" controls related to each piece of data or object in the Community Server API that you can use as needed throughout your skin.
		I sat down with Scott Watermasysk and talked about Community Server 2007, specifically, "what's new in CS2007, what's different from 2.1?" In our inagural TelliCast video, Scott discusses Chameleon and Morpheus and shares several feature enhancements such as changes to the user profile, the content selector and enhanced FeedBurner support.
		All of the new Chameleon controls support inline templates which allow you to control (and override) markup and child controls used.
	communityserver.org /blogs/dailynews/default.aspx (1847 words)

	POV-Ray: Resources: Newsgroups on the POV-Ray server
		Note: permission to post on this server is only granted upon condition that the poster understands and agrees to our Acceptable Use Policy.
		If posts from this server are fed to USENET, users on USENET will start attempting to join in discussions there.
		At not time has this server ever accepted a feed for any of the povray.* groups from anywhere else.
	www.povray.org /groups.html (430 words)

	internet.com's ServerWatch
		Enterprises provision more servers and storage than they need, to handle the forecasted peak workload for each application.
		These servers are largely underutilized, and millions of dollars in server resources lie idle most of the time.
		The benefits of efficient servers extend far beyond the server room and the IT department.
	www.serverwatch.com (1514 words)

	Tera News: Free uncensored NNTP news server
		Most people already have a news client installed on their computer and they just don't know it.
		Netscape and Internet Explorer both have a built in news client, but if you don't like the browser based clients have a look at our NNTP client page.
		The server name is news.teranews.com or free.teranews.com (for 50MB/day users) and you picked your own user name and password during the account creation process.
	www.teranews.com (469 words)

	Open Directory - Computers: Software: Internet: Servers: Usenet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		DNews - Usenet NNTP news server for most flavours of Unix, as well as Win9x/NT.
		Benchmark against other servers to determine whether you are receiving and delivering "full feed" Usenet content in the groups you carry.
		Newsplex - Personal server utility which allows any news-reader to access several news-servers simultaneously, by merging their content into one single news-server.
	dmoz.org /Computers/Software/Internet/Servers/Usenet (453 words)

	NewsServers.net - Free Usenet News Servers Database
		Right now all the usenet servers in our database are sorted by the number of usenet newsgroups in descending order.
		In the near future the free news server database will be searchable based on the criteria you choose.
		This Yugoslavian server was pretty slow for me, but considering the geological distance not bad I suppose.
	www.newsservers.net /FreeNewsServers.php (440 words)

	Tennis News
		You will join more than 25,000 other subscribers in receiving news of updates to the Tennis Server along with monthly tennis tips from tennis pro Tom Veneziano that won't be found on the web site.
		The Tennis Server allows you to reach a highly targeted audience of tennis enthusiasts.
		All original material and graphics on the Tennis Server are copyrighted 1994 - 2005 by Tennis Server and its sponsors and contributors.
	www.tennisserver.com /news.html (295 words)

	News Server (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Usenet is a public bulletin board system on the Internet for news and electronic mail.
		A VPN (Virtual Private Network) connection is required if you plan to use the news server from off-campus.
		Users can request that a newsgroup be added to those supported by the news server by sending email to sys@oak.njit.edu.
	csd.njit.edu /resources/newsserver.php (134 words)

	Newsbase Email/News server for RISC OS
		Newsbase is a mail and news database server for multiple users on either a single RISC OS computer or LAN.
		Messenger a mail and news reader is available in two versions, a basic free version Messenger (web page http://www.neutri.nu/messenger), and Messenger Pro, a commercial version with more features, available from R-Comp.
		Qedit, a utility to let you view and manipulate the queues of outgoing mail and news (now provided in the main Newsbase archive).
	webusers.physics.umn.edu /~allan/newsbase (565 words)

	Free and Publicly Accessible Usenet News Servers Index and Search Utilities
		I have been working on a web based news reader off and on for quite some time now.
		List of servers that have given me access to their servers to index and read news
		If there are features that you would like to see, or other information that you think would compliment my site, please drop me an email.
	freenews.maxbaud.net /#SEARCH (297 words)

	News Server Addresses Courtesy of NewsBin
		Most Internet Service Providers provide access to a News Server as part of their service but this information is often hard to find.
		As a service to the Usenet community, we have scoured the Internet to develop a list of news server addresses provided by as many ISPs as we could find.
		One more note: while ISP-provided news servers are adaquate for getting starting with NewsBin, there are premium Usenet news servers, such as Giganews, that provide much more content and higher reliability.
	www.usenettools.net /ISP.htm (249 words)

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