TeKniques wrote: Does anyone else think you need more than 2 computers to prepare for the MCSE track?
Jerz wrote: Not if you use Virtual Server 2005 or something equivalent. It allows you to set up multiple servers on differnt virtual and non virtual subnets which allows for you to practice with domains, child domains, delegations, stub zones, secondary zones, vpn, ipsec, demand dial, dhcp relay agent, etc.... The more computers (or virtual computers) you practice with the better.
/usr wrote: I guess I could always dual boot my desktop pc and turn it into a server.
lazyart wrote: Instead of dual boot, I preferred just installing another drive and configuring it as the master, then moving the ribbon cable when I wanted to switch OSes. Heck, my case cover is never on anyway. A bit cumbersome but no corruption issues.
Ricka182 wrote: lol.... I haven't seen the side door to my case in a long time.
Jerz wrote: Ricka182 wrote: lol.... I haven't seen the side door to my case in a long time. How do you get the side door on?