Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
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Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
Is someone looking for software? I might, not sure if he still does or not.
Is someone looking for software? I might, not sure if he still does or not.
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
If you need some software for you to use for your development and testing of programs and testing server setups etc. Sigining up for a Microsoft Technet subscription is fairly cheap and you pretty much get access to all the Microsoft software.
If you need some software for you to use for your development and testing of programs and testing server setups etc. Sigining up for a Microsoft Technet subscription is fairly cheap and you pretty much get access to all the Microsoft software.
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
Nah, need a business copy for my small business, tht would violate TOG..
Nah, need a business copy for my small business, tht would violate TOG..
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
I have a solution.
Use a linux server OS for your server. Its better anyway. If you must have a GUI you can install it easily from the command line.
Ubuntu while not the best linux distro for server, is better than Microsoft, has a nice GUI and is easy to use for windows only people. There are better choices out there than ubuntu though. Look at distrowatch.com
I have CCNA and Net Plus Certs
I have a solution.
Use a linux server OS for your server. Its better anyway. If you must have a GUI you can install it easily from the command line.
Ubuntu while not the best linux distro for server, is better than Microsoft, has a nice GUI and is easy to use for windows only people. There are better choices out there than ubuntu though. Look at distrowatch.com
I have CCNA and Net Plus Certs
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Silver_Bullet_00</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a solution.
Use a linux server OS for your server. Its better anyway. If you must have a GUI you can install it easily from the command line.
Ubuntu while not the best linux distro for server, is better than Microsoft, has a nice GUI and is easy to use for windows only people. There are better choices out there than ubuntu though. Look at distrowatch.com
I have CCNA and Net Plus Certs </div></div>
I have an Ubuntu server, I specifically want Win2k8 so I can finish yet another microsoft cert....
Each has a purpose, but Ubuntu will not serve the purpose I am seeking.
I can find a way to run dot-net on ubuntu but it's a pita.
I'm GOOD on Linux but not as good as Windows and I know security on Windows and how to tighten it down, it's what I do for a living...
Win2k8 is far more secure than Linux, might be hard to believe but google the word IAVA against each OS.
It's almost 2-1 against Linux.
Apple - they have a few IAVA's now, not so secure since they went to Linux.
Adobe software LOL - more IAVA's than carter has pills. pure crap.
But I'm looking for Windows 2008, I have a license and run it in VMWare for school but I want a hardware based box for my business.
I have an MCSE, MCP+I, Sec+,Net+,VPN cert, Linux I/II certification and my girlfriend has the CCNA
We took the CISSP but we'll see - don't know if i passed that one.
So again i am looking for a copy of Win2k8 server...
Oh yeah, forgot I have a degree now in Information Assurance.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Silver_Bullet_00</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a solution.
Use a linux server OS for your server. Its better anyway. If you must have a GUI you can install it easily from the command line.
Ubuntu while not the best linux distro for server, is better than Microsoft, has a nice GUI and is easy to use for windows only people. There are better choices out there than ubuntu though. Look at distrowatch.com
I have CCNA and Net Plus Certs </div></div>
I have an Ubuntu server, I specifically want Win2k8 so I can finish yet another microsoft cert....
Each has a purpose, but Ubuntu will not serve the purpose I am seeking.
I can find a way to run dot-net on ubuntu but it's a pita.
I'm GOOD on Linux but not as good as Windows and I know security on Windows and how to tighten it down, it's what I do for a living...
Win2k8 is far more secure than Linux, might be hard to believe but google the word IAVA against each OS.
It's almost 2-1 against Linux.
Apple - they have a few IAVA's now, not so secure since they went to Linux.
Adobe software LOL - more IAVA's than carter has pills. pure crap.
But I'm looking for Windows 2008, I have a license and run it in VMWare for school but I want a hardware based box for my business.
I have an MCSE, MCP+I, Sec+,Net+,VPN cert, Linux I/II certification and my girlfriend has the CCNA
We took the CISSP but we'll see - don't know if i passed that one.
So again i am looking for a copy of Win2k8 server...
Oh yeah, forgot I have a degree now in Information Assurance.
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
Ah, well that's a good purpose to need windows. Good luck finishing all your Microsoft Certs! I'm about to take the CCNP! I hope I pass first go.
Yes any linux takes a little more patience, I would argue with you about security regarding server OS's but we are on a Gun forum and that's another topic for another forum LOL.
Ah, well that's a good purpose to need windows. Good luck finishing all your Microsoft Certs! I'm about to take the CCNP! I hope I pass first go.
Yes any linux takes a little more patience, I would argue with you about security regarding server OS's but we are on a Gun forum and that's another topic for another forum LOL.
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Silver - in DOD there is no argument - we get hte bulletins and they outnumber windows.
In the real world, perhaps....no matter, Win2k8 R2 is VERY stable and secure and I like it
Silver - in DOD there is no argument - we get hte bulletins and they outnumber windows.
In the real world, perhaps....no matter, Win2k8 R2 is VERY stable and secure and I like it
Re: Anyone work for or know Microsoft?
Has to be 2008R2, I'm a master at Redhat, it will not fit my needs.
Besides, Redhat sold out, I believe they, and Fedora, are now part of Ubuntu.
I want 2008 so I can do my dot net stuff, my Active Directory, as well as security hardening practice/testing...
2008 R2, no linux...
(I may be game for a BSD Unix box someday but not now)
Has to be 2008R2, I'm a master at Redhat, it will not fit my needs.
Besides, Redhat sold out, I believe they, and Fedora, are now part of Ubuntu.
I want 2008 so I can do my dot net stuff, my Active Directory, as well as security hardening practice/testing...
2008 R2, no linux...
(I may be game for a BSD Unix box someday but not now)
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