UPTIME is a command line utility that processes the machine's event log to determine system availability and current uptime. The target system can either be the local system or a remote system.

On a Windows 95-based computer with the Winsock2 Update for Windows 95 installed, IGMP queries may time out prematurely. This may result in computers that are members of a multicast group being dropped from group membership. The Winsock2 Update for Windows 95 fixes this problem.

Uptime is a command line tool that analyzes a single server for reliability and availability information. It can work locally or remotely. In its simple form, the tool will display the current system uptime. An advanced option allows you to access more detailed information.

Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates a vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) and other products that run with it. Under certain conditions, the vulnerability could cause a Web server to send the source code of .asp and other files to a visiting user.

Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates a vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) and other products that run with it. Under certain conditions, the vulnerability could cause a Web server to send the source code of .asp and other files to a visiting user.

A newer patch is now available for the Exchange 5.5 information store by going to http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=17642.

This patch resolves problems that were found in the Exchange Server 5.5 information store since Service Pack 3 was released. See "More Information" for a list of the fixes that are included in this patch.

This patch resolves problems that were found in the Exchange Server 5.5 information store since Service Pack 3 was released. See "More Information" for a list of the fixes that are included in this patch.

Download the Windows 2000 Server Help files. These are not an upgrade to the help files shipped with Windows 2000 Server.

A repetitive attack using a specially malformed request may cause Internet Information Server (IIS) to use a large amount of memory, and eventually cause the service to fail. This problem can occur when the client uses the Transfer-Encoding: chunked header in its request.