Windows .NET Server is so vast, so--dare I say it--rich, that it's hard to summarize quickly. Indeed, Microsoft is still grappling with the problem of describing Win.NET Server accurately to its customers. Reeves might have put it best when he told us that Win.NET Server was a bloody good Windows 2000 version. That’s the basic Zen of what it is. It's all the things we learned, all the ideas encapsulated in a whole series of improvements. It's more secure, more manageable, more performance, more scalable. It's a kick ass Windows 2000 upgrade.