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Setting up a Home Lab
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| Jason 2003-01-21, 11:23 am |
| I would try our CBTNuggets.com. The guy is an MCSE and
MCT. I have purchased the material and it has helped me
pass several of the MCSE tests. I have 3 to go. I think
he sells a very good video package for a fair price. As
far as your lab, 2 2000 Servers and at least 1
professional machine. Dont use any of your normal
everyday computers. You will break them (software wise)
and will need to format and start over many times. Good
luck. I assume you have copies of server and pro, if not
you may be able to download demo version from MS.
Jason
>-----Original Message-----
>I am a recent graduate and am currently setting up a
home
>lab using windows 2000 and my cable internet
connection.
>I would like to use the lab to work towards my MCSE
What
>things should I include in the lab to make the most of
my
>investment? Also, is there any books anyone can suggest
>that might be useful in helping me through this process?
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>I would appreciate any suggestions someone might have.
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>Thank you
>greg
>.
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| freak 2003-01-21, 12:39 pm |
| Not sure about CBT as I do not really like their product, but I agree with the home lab part. If you can't afford new machines, install removable HDs. Cheaper, and it works just as well  |
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