[BBLISA] Looking for recommendations for Windows admin training

[emiliouf at gmail.com]

If you are tech savvy which I believe you are, I would recommend getting or
borrowing Microsoft 2003 MCSE books by Microsoft Press, and installing
Windows 2003 through VMware Virtual Server (it's free) and you can work on
it hands on at your own pace.

Emilio

On 3/9/07, Kathryn Smith <aishabintjamil at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for suggestions for someplace I can go to
> get up to speed on Windows 2003/Xp administration.
>
> My background is primarily Unix, but my employer
> just fired our Windows/Lan admin, and I'm trying to
> pick up some of the slack for the office, with help
> from a more experienced Windows admin from our NJ
> office. There'll be a replacement coming in
> eventually, but it's occurred to them that it would
> be a good thing to have some backup available for
> whoever they bring in, in the long term too. So
> they're suggesting I find someplace to pick up some
> refresher training. The last Windows admin that I've
> done was on NT 4.0.
>
> They're not really worried about the cost of training,
> but they would really like me to find something that
> I can do evenings, rather than the standard 1 week
> intensives that most places seem to offer. I've done
> some preliminary looking around, but haven't come
> up with anything. I'm hoping maybe someone here has
> seen something along these lines.
>
> An in-person course would be a preferable, but
> on-line might work. I'm in southern NH, so ideally
> I'd like to keep it no further south than Cambridge.
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Kathryn Smith
>
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