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Linux Class or Exchange Server
Name: jgreenkc Date: April 9, 2004 at 11:04:24 Pacific OS: XP Pro CPU/Ram: 2ghz/1GB
Comment:
I am finishing an AOS Degree. I have 2 routes to choose. 1 campus offers security, linux, and Cisco the other offers security, exchange, and cisco. which is the best route for a CAREER.
Name: eishv Date: April 10, 2004 at 00:32:46 Pacific
Reply:
Since both offer Cisco and Security it's down to do you want to follow the Unix or Microshaft path.
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Response Number 2
Name: freakiestspy Date: April 27, 2004 at 13:13:55 Pacific
Reply:
Everything you are facing i have done and successfully. Personally i would use a wired network, purely down to reliablity and the speed. A router is used for shareing a single internet connection with a number of computers, where as a switch is just for connecting more than one computer together. Fixing the connectors on to the end of the Cat 5 cable is also fairly easy. I could email u a detailed diagram that would show you where everything is wired....
I hope this is of some help, if you have anymore questions then do not hesitate to email me and i would gladly help
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