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by Terretta
928 days ago
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Not the colo themselves running it, "in" datacenters. And more accurately, in networks in datacenters. Colocation means many clients, and in any given colo there's almost certainly someone running a Windows AD + Microsoft DHCP box, meaning it's "in" that datacenter. I'm surprised as many as 40% of networks still have that tech, but that's enterprise for you. Point being, though, it's likely in well more than 40% of datacenters. |
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