On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 8:31 PM, Brandon Allbery <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> (hi nonny!)
>
> There is still not a lot in a college curriculum that is directly related to
> system administration, although access to resources may matter (or may not)
> and a lot of the stuff you get from a college education is generally
> applicable. That said, between the wide range of what's covered by system
> administration and the general lack of college-level education in the area,
> most of your educational options aren't college related at all and there's
> quite a lot of room to start from a personal Linux installation and work
> upward from there through entry level jobs that will get you mentoring to
> move on to higher levels. Sadly, Active Directory license costs rather limit
> the same path for Windows admin; on the other hand, introductory courses for
> Windows admin --- not always so identified --- can sometimes be found even
> at the vocational college level, providing both lower cost and often more
> flexible times. Other resources tend to be expensive and targeting
> companies.

I haven't tried it myself, but I wonder what software/licenses are
available via an MSDN membership/  While an MSDN OS membership is a
bit expensive ($699?),  it would still probably be cheaper than even a
single class at a community college.

Bill Bogstad
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