Hello all, as i am new to the forum, I was hoping some of you guys can give me a hand with a few questions that i have. Since I believe hands on is very important in this word of IT, my goal is to do just that, get some of the hands on that is needed. The software that i have is Windows 2003 as well as 2000 Server, Exchange 2000 Server, Windows XP , 2000 Pro. Hardware, I have 3 Desktops as well as 2 laptops. I have a cable modem for the internet connected to a DI-704 Link (D-Link DI-704 is a Broadband Home and Small Business Gateway with Four Switched Fast Ethernet Ports). One of the questions I have is where would one start? How would one start? I want to get experience with the "Server" side of things. Where would you guys start? Thanks for all your help in advance.
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Setting Up a Home Network
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Nzarth
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- Oct 29, 2003
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If you are looking at the server side of things then I would get a book that relates to 70-215 exam of the Microsoft's Certification trail.
That should give you a basic idea of how the server's work.
Nzarth
MCSA/MCSE (W2K), CCA
Working on CCNA
That should give you a basic idea of how the server's work.
Nzarth
MCSA/MCSE (W2K), CCA
Working on CCNA
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