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Hired as Network Tech, Few Questions
LauZaIM
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Hi,
I've been on the job hunt for a few months now and I've posted a few topics here. Today I just landed my second job offer and it is quite good so I accepted it. I'll be working in a small company with 30 or so computers as a Network Technician/Admin. My job is basically working on projects and cleaning up the configuration of servers and making images, as well as planning for future upgrades and documenting everything. My question is what you all use as a resource for your IT projects? Is there any good groups to become a part of, etc. for things that you may need help on.
Thanks
I've been on the job hunt for a few months now and I've posted a few topics here. Today I just landed my second job offer and it is quite good so I accepted it. I'll be working in a small company with 30 or so computers as a Network Technician/Admin. My job is basically working on projects and cleaning up the configuration of servers and making images, as well as planning for future upgrades and documenting everything. My question is what you all use as a resource for your IT projects? Is there any good groups to become a part of, etc. for things that you may need help on.
Thanks
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Roguetadhg
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I use Office: Excel, Word, Visio for documentation, normally.In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.
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lantech
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If you're going to be supporting Windows servers then Microsoft Technet is probably one of the best resources out there.2012 Certification Goals
CCENT: 04/16/2012
CCNA: TBD