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02-Jun-2007, 11:04 AM
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well, there's an opportunity in work for me to migrate to server support (build,configure,maintain) but I have limited knowledge of server software, but a good knowledge of hardware so maybe this cert might be the next best option for me prior to the vendor-centric stuff from Microsoft. Server 2003 and SBS are the predominant environments in our customer base (no surprise there then!) which is making me think an MS cert would suit me better, but I do feel I'd be trying to run before I can crawl. I dunno! Advice is my best bet here guys n gals so let's 'ave it..
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