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Small Business Server 2011 Part 4: Server Integration
Part 4 of 4 in the Small Business Server 2011 series. This course will teach you the essentials of Small Business Server 2011, and take you beyond the initial setup wizards to show you ways to customize your system to meet your specific needs.
Intermediate
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Small Business Server 2011 Part 4: Server Integration
Part 4 of 4 in the Small Business Server 2011 series. This course will teach you the essentials of Small Business Server 2011, and take you beyond the initial setup wizards to show you ways to customize your system to meet your specific needs.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Part 4 of 4 in the Small Business Server 2011 series. This course will teach you the essentials of Small Business Server 2011, and take you beyond the initial setup wizards to show you ways to customize your system to meet your specific needs. You'll walk away from this course able to deploy and configure SBS 2011, establish a domain, work with Group Policy, manage SharePoint and Exchange with SBS 2011, and more. This course is intended for small business owners, consultants and admins in small business environments. To get the most out of this course, you should have a solid understanding of networking. Some experience with systems administration and Windows Server operating systems will also be helpful.
Small Business Server 2011 Part 4: Server Integration
Intermediate
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J. Peter Bruzzese (one of the co-founders of ClipTraining.com) is an Exchange MVP and an internationally published technical author with over a dozen titles to his credit. In addition, he is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and a Triple-MCSE and MCITP for Messaging. He has been a technical journalist for 15 years and is the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld.
