Any computer can be turned into a Web server by installing server software and connecting the machine to the Internet. There are many Web server software applications, including public domain software from NCSA and Apache, and commercial packages from Microsoft, Netscape and others.

Also see How Web Servers Work in the Did You Know . . .? section of Webopedia.

IETF Web Transaction Security Working Group Charter
Describes the IETF Web transacation security working group and includes contact and mailing list information and liks to Internet draft documents.

NCSA HTTPd tutorials
Contains links to several tutorials that focus on security-related, CGI and virtual hosting aspects of server set-up.

W3C httpd FAQ
Provides answers to W3C httpd installation questions and includes sections on setting up authorization, scripts, clickable images, setting up a proxy, and forms.

Yahoo!'s AS/400 Web Server Software page
Yahoo!'s directory of AS/400 Web server software.

Yahoo!'s OS/2 Web servers page
Yahoo!'s directory of OS/2 Web servers.

Yahoo!'s Perl Web servers page
Yahoo!'s directory of Perl Web servers.

Yahoo!'s W3C httpd page
Yahoo!'s directory of W3C httpd.

Yahoo!'s Web servers page
Yahoo directory of Web servers.

Web Server Reviews
Mecklermedia's Web Developer (April 1997) review of web servers from Microsoft, Novell, Netscape, and Luckman. Lists the features, applications, advantages/disadvantages of each.