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As Windows 2000
and 2003 gain acceptance in the corporate marketplace, the pressure to upgrade your skill set will increase as well. Windows NT
administrators will have an easier time than most, but there is
still much to learn that is new and different in Windows 2000
and 2003. Having the right reference and training guides will save you both time and money. We are constantly reading and reviewing new Windows 2000
and 2003 books as part of our training as well. This is our two cents on what's out
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General References
Great "all in one" guides that will get you started with Windows 2000 Professional and Server. Includes pocket and desk references |
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Windows 2000
Administration
Specialized books that cover user management, system policies, backup and recover, etc., |
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Windows 2000 Professional
References and training guides for Windows 2000 Professional |
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Windows 2000 Server
References and training guides for Windows 2000
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Windows 2003 Server
References and training guides for Windows 2003
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Windows 2000 Networking
Books on TCP/IP, DNS, RAS, cabling,
network management, and general networking topics |
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Planning & Deployment
The best Windows 2000 deployment guides, written by the early adopters. |
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MCSE Study Guides
The new MCSE exams are much harder than previous versions. Passing requires the right training guides! |
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Bookpool.com
Everybody knows about Amazon.com, but Bookpool is frequently less expensive, and they specialize in Technical Books. They carry MS Press, O'Reilly, Que, Osborne, SAMS, and others.
FatBrain.com
Another online professional bookstore. Although we prefer Bookpool's prices, FatBrain has a better selection in a few categories. Essentially our second stop on the web when looking for a title.
Half Price Computer Books
Another source for great deals on computer books. Much
cheaper than Amazon and B&N
O'Reilly and Associates
Publishers of some of the best books in the industry. Well written, concise, accurate, and great cover art!. If I'm looking for a reference book, I always check O'Reilly first. I've never been disappointed. (This is not a paid endorsement!) |
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