NOS: Network Operating System
Network Operating System (NOS) is an operating system that includes special functions for connecting computers and devices into a local-area network (LAN) or Inter-networking. Some popular NOS's for DOS and Windows systems include Novell Netware, Windows NT and 2000, Sun Solaris and IBM OS/2. The Cisco IOS (Internet Operating System) is also a Network Operating System with an focus on the Internetworking capabilities of network devices.

Microsoft's Vista operating system 'ready'
Vista was more secure from hackers, performed more reliably, was more energy efficient, and worked with more devices and applications than the Windows XP operating system it was replacing, Mr Allchin ...

Windows Operating System Management Pack for MOM
The Windows Operating Systems Management Pack monitors Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 events in the system and application event logs.

Cybercrooks turn to hacking many applications
Cyberintruders once bent on breaking into the Windows operating system are increasingly probing for vulnerabilities in popular ...

FAQ: MSI: What Operating Systems Support the Windows Installer?
Although native to the Windows 2000/ME and later operating systems, it can be used today on Windows 95, 98, and NT systems by installing the Windows Installer service for the respective operating system. The ability to advertise an MSI is platform...

Windows Genuine Advantage - Hacked Within A Day Of Release
A day after Windows Genuine Advantage system was released, which requires Microsoft users to verify for genuine copies of the Windows operating systems such as XP along with the next operating system by Microsoft, Wndows Vista, hackers have found a way around it. The system works through windows updates, and asks users to download an ActiveX control which allows users to download some of the fixes and sevice packs for their windows operating systems.