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Hello,
I am new into networking. I have been learning by on the job experience. Just learning things as I go, you know push buttons until it works then remember what you did to make it work. Is there any books to learn the basics of networking. So when I talk to people that work with computers or when somebody asks me a question I can tell them exactly what to do instead of have them click here and there to try to find what I am looking for so I can explain to them how to fix the problem. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Depending on what experience you have already, I would recommend the networking for dummies book... Even though there is a lot of resources out there, that gives you the best general knowledge that I have found so far. If you want to step in to the advanced TCP/IP understanding, then I would recommend taking a few classes. Networking can be easy with all of windows Plug and Play features but when there is a problem or if you need a special configuration, then you really need experience and training to handle that situation.

-Austin

Networking Essentials Latest Revision is a great start. It is in the Microsoft Curriculum and tell you everything you need to know on a fundamental level about networking. Have Fun with the OSI Model!

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Hey Best, Where did you get your Masters? and what other certs do you have?

Hey BesTechIT
Where is the rest of your web page.
I might want to use you.

Masters? Damn I never finished 6th grade. No seriously, I've been doing this a while. I have Cisco, CCNP Microsoft MCSE 4 and 2k , Citrix, A+, and Network+ But I'm having a hard time with turning on my computer. Any help?

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BesTech IT Solutions
BesTechIT.com
Cisco, Watchguard, Microsoft and Novell Servers

Did ya pay your electric bill and verified you have juice to the outlet Newton and that the black cord is plugged in correctly??

He's taking a basic electricity course now,, chapter 2 of 12. It'll be awhile before he certs in that!!

How can he be doing his studying? He doesn't have any lights unless he's using candle power !

He's using that little known to installers device known as daylight.

We never see it.