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by ganesh.jaratarghar

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I want to learn ABC's of Windows 2003 R2 Server. It means, want to learn each and every practilce parts of Windows 2003 R2 and theriotical parts. What is the system configuration, abou dual boot, RIS, DHCP, DNS,Mail Exchange Server support etc etc

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by ganesh.jaratarghar

Dear Tony,
It was not the answer to my question actually. I think my way of asking question was wrong. Leave it I may not get answer to my question.

I am a System Administrator and have 2 years of experiance. In these two years I have lerned lots of things but I can't say that I have learned every thing. At the begining of my carrier I was not able to work on Hardware related things. But depending up on the organizations requirements I started working and getting the results also.

I want to complete MCSE,CCNA & CCNP. Many peoples will be passing MCSE, CCNA & CCNP Exams by using wrong paths.

I want to do it on my own. For that I require guidence of some System Administrators in studying fo MCSE Exams so that I can better result.

Thaks for your command,I am a technically poor person that's why I have typed in that manner. I need some buddy's help to boost me up.

Ganesh

by haseenahydrose

i would like to knwo the answer to ur question. i just joined today as network engineer but i dunno the steps of what to do after installing windows server 2003....pl help me

by big ole jack

I suggest you worry more about getting true on the job experience and knowledge than wasting your time on certifications that will prove nothing, other than your ability to memorize a few question/answer combos and pass a test. I don't know how things work down in India, but here in the USA, having a cert doesn't mean diddly squat if you don't have experience behind it. Don't fall into that trap of chasing after every certification imagineable because you naively think it will land you a better job, because it won't. The IT market has been flooded by a lot of clowns waving around their certifications, but wouldn't know how to install an OS if their very lives depended on it.

by big ole jack

Pick up a book, read it, and practice on a home network

OR

Spend some money and take a few classes at an IT training center

There is no quick way of learning this overnight and if you think you can, then you'd be very mistaken when you realize you don't know it as well as you think.

by haseenahydrose

thanku sir for the advice....tht i wud take a course......but i need to know wat to do when i go to office tmrw....cud sombody pl help me please.....or i';l b kicked out.....i'm really tensed......jus the steps brielfy of what to do after installing the server

by lance

From my experience and the people I've met most of them tend to climb in and try it themselves.

Getting the experience is a definate priority. The certification is a self reward. It just looks pretty.

Do the course but get yourself into an environment where you can play around with the technology.

I work at a company were I do the IT support for almost 100 people.

We're running Exchange Server 2003.
I've got no qualifications for this type of system but I've played around alot with configurations and I still plan on playing with it more.

There's alot to learn out there.

by itdawg

First off, totally agree with Big Ole Jack.

Secondly, if haseen...(or whatever their name is) is seriously posting and that he took a job without knowing how to install a server, I hope he gets castrated! Christ, what an idiot.

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