So im a VCP-DCV5 now
Ginger9997
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Hi guys,
Passed my exam a few weeks back, My job has Vsphere in place but not on a large enough scale that it requires any real time or skill to manage, So in light of that and until i find a job with a larger Vsphere enviroment....How do i keep my knowledge up to scratch? I done Hyper V over a year ago and havent touched the product since and probably cant remember most of it. Any help or suggestions welcome!
Passed my exam a few weeks back, My job has Vsphere in place but not on a large enough scale that it requires any real time or skill to manage, So in light of that and until i find a job with a larger Vsphere enviroment....How do i keep my knowledge up to scratch? I done Hyper V over a year ago and havent touched the product since and probably cant remember most of it. Any help or suggestions welcome!
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jibbajabba
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Get yourself a lab ... Lab as much as you can ... build an environment, trash the environment, fix the environment
In fact, sign up for the HOL (Hands On Lab) on VMware and you can do guided labs for free
My own knowledge base made public: http://open902.com
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dave330i
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You don't need a large environment. 3 host with SAN would be minimum. What you really need is the right license. If you don't have the higher end license, then like jibba said build a lab or HOL or switch jobs.2018 Certification Goals: Maybe VMware Sales Cert
"Simplify, then add lightness" -Colin Chapman