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I havnt' loked at the links Glister posted - but I have no doubt they are zoned in on info you will need.
First thing you have to really ask yourself is what type.
Windows server & workstations
*Nix Server & workstations
Windows server & *nix workstations
*nix server & windows workstations.
course theres Macintosh and Novell to throw into the mix also.
What is your knowledgebase now - can you handle *nix servers?
That is really the key to where you need to start.
What can you do now - and what does your company need for now and expected future.
"Never underestimate the power of determination"
Stuart
Net+
First thing you have to really ask yourself is what type.
Windows server & workstations
*Nix Server & workstations
Windows server & *nix workstations
*nix server & windows workstations.
course theres Macintosh and Novell to throw into the mix also.
What is your knowledgebase now - can you handle *nix servers?
That is really the key to where you need to start.
What can you do now - and what does your company need for now and expected future.
"Never underestimate the power of determination"
Stuart
Net+
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