April 2018
Beginner
992 pages
23h 11m
English
Content preview from Networking All-in-One For Dummies, 7th Edition
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Appendix A
Directory of Useful Websites
Throughout this book, I mention many websites that you can visit to glean more information about various networking topics. This appendix gathers those sites into one convenient location and adds a bunch more that are also worth visiting from time to time. Happy surfing!
Certification
Here are the sites to check out for official certification information:
www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp: Microsoft’s certification headquarterswww.comptia.org: Independent certification, including A+, Network+, and Security+www.ibm.com/certify: IBM’s certification home pagewww.cisco.com/certifications: Cisco’s certification home pagewww.vmware.com/certification: The place to go for information about certification in VMware toolswww.redhat.com/training/certification: Red Hat’s Linux certification home page
Hardware
The following websites are general resources for researching computer hardware:
http://reviews.cnet.com: CNET’s reviews section offers reviews on all types of computer hardware, with a special section devoted to networking.www.hardwarecentral.com: HardwareCentral is another good source for general computer hardware information, reviews, and advice.www.tomshardware.com: Tom’s Hardware Guide is the place to go if you want detailed information about the latest in computer components.
The following manufacturers offer high-end networking products, including servers, routers, switches, and so on:
www.hpe.com: This page is the home page ...
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