Taking an Ethical Hacking class, interesting stuff
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Speaking of hacking, I want to get into it.Taking an Ethical Hacking class, interesting stuff
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I was looking really hard at java since I was l9oki g at possibly being a app dev..what would you suggest?
I studied for a month. However I deal with CentOS6/RHEL6 on a regular basis as a part of my job so YMMV. It's not a hard exam. Look at the exam objectives, know how to do everything listed and you'll pass.
So I just finished my A+ and got a better help desk gig at chase but I'm starting to realize help desk isn't going to be for me in the long run. I want to try to get in as a systems admin. What do I need to study to get me to that point
youtube itMan I really should start my IT career blog. I was supposed to do it years ago, but I been lazy. I just have to figure out a good way to monetize it
Is there software available to simulate the exam?
Systems admin is a fairly nebulous term that varies greatly from employer to employer. What you do need to know is the big picture of how aspects of technology work together. You should have a decent understanding of DNS and why it's important, server provisioning, AD/Group Policy if you're a Windows shop, networking, definitely backups and how to recover from a disaster, setting up and deploying a VPN, virtualization be it via ESXi/HyperV/KVM... DEFINITELY printing, you hear nothing louder than when your end users can't print... learn how to keep accurate and up to date documentation, it's a godsend
RHEL7 RHCSA Sample exam 1 - CertDepot
enjoy, spin up a vm and do it
My A+ book just came in today from Amazon. The journey begins!
Hey, First of all thanks to all contributors.
I work on vendor neutral cloud services. I've an MCSA Office 365 certification, ITIL and a microsoft project 2013 certification. I'm a bit stuck because we work mostly on projects and I can't get enough hands on experience to go for the MCSE Communication which is now based on Skype for Business.
I am a bit frustrated because I want to jump into new things. I am interested by the business / orof the CCDA but I have very little experience on Cisco Technologies. So I'm just going to build a lab & work on it.
Any advice on how I can better myself certs wise ? Even after the MCSE, I will just go for the new ITIL Practitionner exam and see from there.
Like most of you, I will be moving into consulting a few years from now.
I work on vendor neutral cloud services. I've an MCSA Office 365 certification, ITIL and a microsoft project 2013 certification. I'm a bit stuck because we work mostly on projects and I can't get enough hands on experience to go for the MCSE Communication which is now based on Skype for Business.
I am a bit frustrated because I want to jump into new things. I am interested by the business / orof the CCDA but I have very little experience on Cisco Technologies. So I'm just going to build a lab & work on it.
Any advice on how I can better myself certs wise ? Even after the MCSE, I will just go for the new ITIL Practitionner exam and see from there.
Like most of you, I will be moving into consulting a few years from now.
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dead ass. I might have to go to CS. Y'all nikkas throwing wild numbers out there for your time at help desk.
One dude said 5 years at help desk
Thats the same shyt as a call center and Id rather kill myself than do more than 3 months of that.
One dude said 5 years at help desk
Thats the same shyt as a call center and Id rather kill myself than do more than 3 months of that.
dead ass. I might have to go to CS. Y'all nikkas throwing wild numbers out there for your time at help desk.
One dude said 5 years at help desk
Thats the same shyt as a call center and Id rather kill myself than do more than 3 months of that.
You can also do help desk while in school though, i did it for a yr, if you get a student gig you can graduate with at least 2_+ years experience. Most schools have student jobs in the IT Departments folks just never look them up.
nikka why didn't you just download torrents or if you prefer a physical copy why not just go to the public library 
I wanted my own physical copy
Yea for stuff related to my career i always buy the books.