Windows Server Training
02 October 2008, 08:57 AM
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Hi all,
Can anyone recommend any...er...low cost.....Windows server courses?
I have previously setup some Win2k/2k3 windows domains and connected Clients, pushed out printers etc but I'd like to make sure I've been doing it right and learn more about Windows 2k3 (and 2k8?) server.
Everything seems pretty expensive though! (at least right now)
Any thoughts (or offers of free training
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Can anyone recommend any...er...low cost.....Windows server courses?
I have previously setup some Win2k/2k3 windows domains and connected Clients, pushed out printers etc but I'd like to make sure I've been doing it right and learn more about Windows 2k3 (and 2k8?) server.
Everything seems pretty expensive though! (at least right now)
Any thoughts (or offers of free training
)
03 October 2008, 02:03 PM
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Firstly try your local library for copies of MCSE books.
Try out Microsoft Technet pages for how to's and best practices and lastly but kinda costly is to bite the bullet and start doing an MCSE or if you want to learn about Server 2008 start the new MCITP qualification (details on Microsoft website.)
Hope that helps!
PM if you need any more help!
Rob
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Try out Microsoft Technet pages for how to's and best practices and lastly but kinda costly is to bite the bullet and start doing an MCSE or if you want to learn about Server 2008 start the new MCITP qualification (details on Microsoft website.)
Hope that helps!
PM if you need any more help!
Rob
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07 October 2008, 09:50 AM
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One bit of advise I give those learning from scratch:
- Everything you learn in a M$ product, also learn in a Unix product.
It might seem like hard work initially, but it will make you much more employable.
- Everything you learn in a M$ product, also learn in a Unix product.
It might seem like hard work initially, but it will make you much more employable.
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