Trusted Computer System

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Making my way through Sybex's 2005 Network+ book it says that only NT has C2 level certification which is lost when connected to a network (i.e only valid as a sinlge workstation).
Surely 2003 server has some credit

 

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Common Criteria replaced Trusting Comuting Systems and Windows 2000 met requirements for EAL4+ (the gighest level most non specialised systems (ie commercial) will ever meet) a few years back.

However this is under a very specific configuration, although I do believe it includes networking

The time taken to evaluate these systems may be why windows 2003 has not been certified yet, although I have not looked into it

for more information on common criteria check out

http://www.commoncriteriaportal.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Criteria