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 | | Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 Administrator's Companion: Administrator's Companion (Administrators Companion) by Steven D. Kaczmarek ISBN-10: 9780735618886 ISBN-10: 0-7356-1888-7 ISBN-13: 9780735618886 ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-1888-6 Paperback 2004-02-18 Microsoft Press Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description Deliver mission-critical software and updates—and help maximize your organization’s productivity—with the essential administrator’s reference to planning, deploying, and maintaining Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003. | ||
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An item didn't reach to me After shipping 2 times from amazon. This book still didn't reach to me. Bad luck | ||
Great book as a reference If you are new to SMS and you want to start working with this technology then this is not the right book. NOT because it is to complicated - more because it is way to detailed. But the book is great as a reference. I think it is even a must for a SMS admin. The topics are explained very clear and so far I found all the information I was looking for. If you are new to SMS and you want to start working with it I recommend use the SMS 2003 CBT Nugget and work additional with this book to get deeper into specific topics. But again - as a reference for you daily work this book is great. | ||
Helpful material! This book has helped me a lot with this horrible product from Microsoft. Needless to say, I've sold the book and I no longer bother with junky SMS. Still, a good book. | ||
Not for Beginners This book is wriiten with the expectation that you have working experience with SMS. | ||
Excellent book for SMS Admins I am new to SMS and I must say that I now love it because of its power. This book made it easier for me to understand the ins and outs of the product. It will help you out a lot to know your windows environment well enough as well as your AD, after a couple of service packs SMS gets into deep waters. I would like to see the future editions of the book include chapters regarding free add ons such as the OSD Pack and ITMU, it would make it even better at least for admins looking for implementing it into a windows shop. | ||