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I am considering taking a two-day crash course entitled, "The Secrets to Effective Windows NT Security", by CompuMaster. Although we presently run Windows NT4 Server, we plan to migrate to Windows 2000 Server. Will the lessons I learn be applicable to Windows 2000 security? TIA
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by duskos
Knowing NT security cannot harm you. In fact you can benefit much from it. Windows 2000 in the beta days were named NT 5, so you see that Windows 2000 is direct successor to NT 4.0. However, Windows 2000 adds much more to security concepts than NT4.0 had. In fact there is a training course and an MCSE exam 70-220 Designing Security for MS Windows 2000 Network. So be prepared to update your skills on time (it's better for you to be prepared before you migrate to Windows 2000).
Good luck,
Dushko
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