Hardware and Software Installation and Maintenance

TYPE	Network Operating System(s) Covered	Certification(s) Title	Course/ Training required for Certifications
Microsoft	• The Windows 2000 series is a graphical OS, primarily designed for corporate workstations and servers. • Windows 2000 advanced server is the follow on to Windows NT server, and adds FAT32 support, improved stability, broader range of device drivers including USB and IEEE 1394 support	• Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) • Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)	• Show off your unique skills and validate your knowledge by obtaining a certification that matches your current or desired job role. • Microsoft Certifications not only recognize and validate your real-world skills, but they also provide you access to unique resources and offer a life-long career path for developing your IT skills.
Sun Microsystems	• Solaris 10 OS	Sun Certified Network Administrator	• Gain basic understanding of UNIX commands and tasks on the Solaris OS and become a Sun Certified Solaris Associate. • learn how to perform essential system administration procedures on the Solaris OS, and demonstrate your skills by becoming a Sun Certified System Administrator • train as an experienced system administrator for the high degree of knowledge required to perform network or security administration on the Solaris OS, and pursue a specialty certification
APPLE	• MAC OS X Server • Mac OS X	• Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server Certifications	• Certification Programs. Apple offers distinct and in-depth certification programs designed to create a high level of competency among Macintosh service technicians, support professionals, system administrators, users of Apple pro applications, and trainers. • Mac OS X & Mac OS X Server Certifications • Apple offers three Mac OS X certifications designed for professionals who support, architect, and administer Mac OS X and Mac OS X server solutions: • Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) is the perfect starting point and addresses basic Mac OS X troubleshooting. • Apple Certified Technical Coordinator (ACTC) adds Mac OS X server support and troubleshooting skills to your repertoire. • Apple Certified System Administrator (ACSA) addresses the needs of system administrators who manage networks of systems and complex deployments.