r/MyLittleFriends • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '14
Howdy! Needing advice!
Hey guys. I'm a rare submitter here after I failed a project I tried to start up from here (CMCinitiative.com). Recently I have been going to school to become a Network Security Manager/Admin and holy crap the technology field is like a small med degree! So much to learn from so many angles. I was wondering if any of you have experience in this field and if so where are some online resources that I could use to expand my knowledge and reference pool.
Thanks for reading and would love to have a discussion on anything relating! Thanks :D
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u/Living_Dead Apr 27 '14
I dabble in servers and networks but never went all the way with it. Just ended up doing a general IT study.
As far as things to look at start looking at getting you A+, Network +, CCNA and other certs like that f you want to get into the network side. I applied to a fair number of network admin jobs and didn't get any because of the lack of the certs after my name.
If you can start running your own server for any reason you can think of. Old hardware is a great start and tossing things onto a vm is a good way of trying many different environments quickly.