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September 9th 09, 05:07 PM
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On-line training
I'm looking for training, ideally on-line, that would cover home and small
business networking, wireless and wired. I find I can't even decipher course offerings to decide what is appropriate. Any suggestions on where to begin? 
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September 9th 09, 06:06 PM
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Hi
Best start with a simple entry level book like Networking for Dummies to get the base terminology and what it means. Then you would be able to understand how to further your knowledge. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "Beth" wrote in message ... I'm looking for training, ideally on-line, that would cover home and small business networking, wireless and wired. I find I can't even decipher course offerings to decide what is appropriate. Any suggestions on where to begin?
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September 9th 09, 06:06 PM
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On-line training
Hi
Best start with a simple entry level book like Networking for Dummies to get the base terminology and what it means. Then you would be able to understand how to further your knowledge. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "Beth" wrote in message ... I'm looking for training, ideally on-line, that would cover home and small business networking, wireless and wired. I find I can't even decipher course offerings to decide what is appropriate. Any suggestions on where to begin?
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