I have always a nerd, and trying to get my skills to what is at par.
Since the time of MSDN,SBN,MCSE and those paper skills, I’ve always been at the peak of my par, being the top of everyone else.
Microsoft certification used to be the NEED of everyone, but now, with the need of Linux in the open market, and other systems like CISCO, Novell, Comptia Network+ Training and such, that is also more as important as what Microsoft been dictating.

Imagine having a network and being hacked is an everyday nightmare to all admins. DDOS, Spambots Nukes etc are common everyday things. Comptia Network+ Training is an essential learning skill for networking as to Microsoft’s Network Essentials course, where you learn the OSI layer and all the protocols,API,Transport Packets and more.

attracts the geek in me back, and despite the costs involved and me not able to get the job. I still love these educational infomation ..add to my list of skills.

I nicked this off the Trainsignal site (*the sponsor)..
The Following Twenty-Four (24) Courses are included in the
Complete Train Signal FastTrack Library Set:

* Microsoft Virtualization
* Exchange Server 2003
* Exchange Server 2000
* ISA Server 2004 Firewall
* Active Directory Fundamentals
* Windows XP Professional for IT Pros
* Microsoft Windows IIS Web Servers
* Windows File Servers
* Windows Server Security
* DNS Server Essentials
* DHCP Server Essentials
* WINS Server Essentials
* Routing & Remote Access Server
* Advanced Active Directory - Group Policy
* Advanced Active Directory - Client Deployment & AD Management
* Advanced Active Directory - Sites & Services
* Cisco CCNA
* Cisco CCNP BSCI - Routing
* Cisco CCNP BCMSN - Switching
* Cisco CCNP BCRAN - Remote Access
* Cisco CCNP CIT - Troubleshooting
* Linux Networking & Administration
* Wireless Networking & Administration
* CompTIA Network+

I am really really interested…..
despite the $1995 cost.
Hmmn….looks like I got a long way to blog.