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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Go to the job boards and search. That's the best way to find what skills are in demand
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Go to the job boards and search. That's the best way to find what skills are in demand
Almost done the powershell questions. But the other stuff...
3 of the 9 questions. I don't even know what the 3rd one is referring to.
Almost done the powershell questions. But the other stuff...
3 of the 9 questions. I don't even know what the 3rd one is referring to.
For the 2nd one couldn't someone just make a group policy enforcing that shyt?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Almost done the powershell questions. But the other stuff...
3 of the 9 questions. I don't even know what the 3rd one is referring to.
Question 1: Install Windows Server and set it up as an RODC (read only domain controller). Secure the connection using site-to-site VPN
Question 2: Create a powershell script to return a list of users whose passwordAge attribute is older than 6 months and email the report to the users manager.
Question 3: Enable Rapid Fail Protection on the App Pool and write a powershell script to notify administrators when the pool is down.
On the real these aren't lvl 1 questions though. Unfortunately you have companies that want to pay lvl1 salary for lvl 2/3 type of work
FatherSimp
Enough white hoes to last me thru ATL
Whats the best book or way to learn both active directory and powershell?
Been seeing those pop up when looking for help desk jobs
Been seeing those pop up when looking for help desk jobs
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I don't even know how much it pays. I still haven't mastered the art of keeping my mouth shut when asked about salary. I said $45k because I really want out of my current job and it's more than what I'm making. Also, everyone here says not to worry about salary when starting out.
This is the rest of the questions:
The only one I know is first one: Powershell. I'm not sure how much they expect from me. If I had to guess, I'd say this is for a higher position and they give it to lower tier applicants just to see what they know.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I don't even know how much it pays. I still haven't mastered the art of keeping my mouth shut when asked about salary. I said $45k because I really want out of my current job and it's more than what I'm making. Also, everyone here says not to worry about salary when starting out.
This is the rest of the questions:
The only one I know is first one: Powershell. I'm not sure how much they expect from me. If I had to guess, I'd say this is for a higher position and they give it to lower tier applicants just to see what they know.
Me giving you the answers won't help you. If you want to learn, look the answers up, fire up a VM, and verify it works. If they're asking you this shyt it's probably because they expect you to know how to do it.
If you have questions on setting it up I can help you.
FatherSimp
Enough white hoes to last me thru ATL
And Powershell?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Thanks, man. If I have specific questions, I'll probably pop in this thread.
But for now... I forgot the password on my Server 2012 VM.
people think UI stuff is light-hearted "not real development" but boy does that change when you actually get into the industry
I'm actually finding the server-side more sane than UI development on the front-end. Front end development used to be html, css, and a sprinkling of Javascript, usually in the form of jQuery to make static pages with some cool effects. Now, front-end development has turned extremely complex, and what adds to the fact is that there are 10,000 tools that all do similar things in slightly different ways... add to the fact that JS is not the most readable language and it can make developing on the front end headache inducing. Couple that with the fact that you have to make sure that your site works with 5,000 different screen sizes and the fact that you can't use certain language features because some supported browser doesn't implement it... Let's not forget that all of these framework creators decided to add their custom 'twist' on JS, so you have to deal with that too. FE developers really need to get paid more.
Got the MCSA now. Wanna go for server MCSE im tired of exams 
Also need some more exposure to security
Starting to use alot more SQL at work which while is cool is i feel is distracting? But ive aeen a few jobs asking for sql experience so thats ok i guess
Had my 6 month review 3k increase... Im told if i pass a cert for some software we support its a 2k rise.... but my mind is set on leaving
Tryna get the fukk outta London,waking up freezing cold
n goin to work is like an endurance run 
Hopefully after I clear MCSE a company could justify sponsorship
Also need some more exposure to securityStarting to use alot more SQL at work which while is cool is i feel is distracting? But ive aeen a few jobs asking for sql experience so thats ok i guess
Had my 6 month review 3k increase... Im told if i pass a cert for some software we support its a 2k rise.... but my mind is set on leaving
Tryna get the fukk outta London,waking up freezing cold
n goin to work is like an endurance run Hopefully after I clear MCSE a company could justify sponsorship
