Follow Petri
In this second installment of hot topics in Windows Server 2008 R2, Matt and Chris discuss IPv6, the new Internet protocol supported in Windows Server 2008 R2.
A special video presentation and discussion of some of the hottest features and functionality included in Windows Server 2008 R2, direct from seasoned Microsoft experts Matt Hester and Chris Henley.
If you want to develop critical skills and experience with Exchange 2010, then Train Signal’s new, 20+ hour Exchange Server 2010 training course is exactly what you’re looking for…
Today, Microsoft officially launched Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint 2010, as well as Microsoft Visio 2010 and Microsoft Project 2010. Here’s just a few of the highlights…
Just released from Train Signal is their new CompTIA Security+ Training. Highly recommended for network admins, this course covers everything you need to prep for the CompTIA Security+ SY0-201 certification exam: cryptography, access control, email, web and system security & more. Learn more…
Paul Cunningham of ExchangeServerPro.com takes an in-depth look at the considerations that Google doesn’t mention when thinking of migrating from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps.
Solarwinds network management has just released a free network device monitor for keeping an eye on just about any SNMP device, from switches to network printers. The free download is definitely worth a look.
Many certifications have been developed by various software and hardware vendors targeted to just about every IT field, however, one discipline continues to be overlooked – network management. Learn about the latest network management certification options it in this article by Thomas Hoyle.
Aaron Leskiw, CCNA from NetworkManagementSoftware.com demonstrates how to use Microsoft Visio to quickly and easily generate professional-looking network diagrams.
Just released from the team at Train Signal and certified instructor Dave Shackelford is their new Small Business Server 2008 Training. View video demo and more details here.