And honestly no one should be using windows server
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNka5Uk5juA
Linux can support the windows desktops perfectly fine
without 200$ per license
altho I am familiar with windows servers
I think I missed the start date too : ^)
Rolling start
You start the week after being accepted
I don't think I'd do to well there
I'd be sooo bored
lel
Advanced network engineering
CompTIA: Security+
do u like my bar i made it myself http://puu.sh/tlp0I/ce93b49827.png
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>CompTIA: Security+
You say they are crap, but companies actively hire with these things
_highfives for bunsenlabs_
@Tervy yes my man
@NoFunAllowed so should I just go grab all those certs?
@NoFunAllowed because I could easily pass the tests for em
@Ari It'd increase opportunities
brb
I was just planning on going for a CCNP
If I had trouble getting a job with a CCNA
Companies like certs
Welcome to the /csg/ server, <@!268167109689737228>!
Even the shitty comptia ones?
O_o
^ only when begining your IT jorney
Especially without formal education, certs are generally a good thing
I got told by all my buddies in the US that comptia certs look bad
later certs are like "ahh you worked in this company .. its all that matters for us"
oh looks like i have not seen that nickname
@NoFunAllowed well I mean I've already been a SysAdmin in the US but that was when I was 17 lel
I wanted a job that is well a bit on the higher end
Then being a shitty sysadmin
about that nickchange good sir
I also have experience with Python, Ruby, Java, for languages. Pfsense for security, and VoIP servers and phones
Oh and indepth knowledge of DDoS mitigation : ^)
As long as you can prove you can do stuff, you should be fine. Certs are an easier way of prooving it.
