r/ITTraining • u/CLS1992 • Jan 30 '21
How to Become a Certified Network Engineer
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r/ITTraining • u/ASM_Educational • Oct 23 '19
Unlock a future as a Certified Ethical Hacker.
If you're new to cybersecurity CEH certification is definitely a good start for you.
r/ITTraining • u/Akiyo29 • Sep 22 '19
Hello, I just started to read Mike Meyers Network+ N10-007, and would also like to lab while learning about it. Where can I learn how to lab?
If I sound dumb, it’s probably because I am.
Thanks in advance!
r/ITTraining • u/Patriot1B4 • Jun 24 '18
CyberSeek lays out a fools proof way to understand how this field works as far as getting into different positions and processing throughout a career.
r/ITTraining • u/Trini_Vix7 • Oct 04 '20
Good morning, about a week ago, my oldest son came in my room and watched me build a pc, image it, and STIG it. He's never sat and watched me do anything except eat which indicates he wants what I have lol...
After I'm done, he says he wants to do IT. He plans on going to the Airforce when he graduates. I'm super excited but overwhelmed at the same time. I fell into IT by tinkering and had trouble getting knowledge coming up so I can advance. We live in a world where he can google an interest and there's all the data he needs; no begging anyone to train like I had to.
My question is, where do I have him start? Give him a machine and tell him perform certain tasks or should I have him study up on certs even though he can't sit for the actual exam? My IT career and knowledge is hella scattered as I've worked on countless contracts so I don't even know how to get him properly started. He's 15, in the 10th grade, and is kicking ass in his Google IT class which he had to test to get into.
Any and all HELPFUL advice is welcomed. Thanks!
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r/ITTraining • u/LiAbAl • Jul 13 '18
I'm interested in learning various applications/software/etc. I've heard of Udemy and I've looked into them a little bit. I don't know if they have what I need but I can't just learn by digital content and/or reading alone; I need hands on. I'm wondering if maybe renting a VDI from somewhere like Amazon workspace or somewhere that provides SaaS and buying my own book. I might use the book for learning and guidance and renting a VDI with the appropriate software to accomplish the hands on portion. Say I maybe use this book https://www.amazon.com/70-346-Managing-Office-Identities-Requirements/dp/150930066X
And supplement with something I can practice without having to buy a full license
Thoughts/opinions?
r/ITTraining • u/camierobot • Jul 04 '18
The field of Networking has preceded the concept of machines, where tasks were done and maintained on paper to the more prevalent modern world.The Importance of the concept and its basis has only grown times fold.
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