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Any VMWARE training in Dublin?

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  • #52
    Standard Toaster
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    LoGiE wrote: »
    Is there any companies that run courses in the city centre? All I can turn up is a place out in Blanchardstown.

    Thanks,

    LoGiE

    Not sure. Ensure it's vSphere 5 based.


  • #53
    CorkFenian
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 659 ✭✭✭CorkFenian


    Standard Toaster wrote: »
    Not sure. Ensure it's vSphere 5 based.

    Hi so it would have to be vSphere 5, 3 or 4 not worth doing, working in IT 2nd-3rd level, depends on contract, i feel i missed out on a few roles due to not having vmware, have some exposure to it in previous contracts, just gonna bite the bullet and pay for course myself, any advice?


  • #54
    Standard Toaster
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    Well if you're going to play for it yourself ensure your getting the most up to date training on whatever platform your lookig at.

    Commtech's training for vSphere is 5 based for example.


  • #55
    CorkFenian
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 659 ✭✭✭CorkFenian


    Standard Toaster wrote: »
    Well if you're going to play for it yourself ensure your getting the most up to date training on whatever platform your lookig at.

    Commtech's training for vSphere is 5 based for example.

    Thanks would many places using vmware use vsphere 5, i know the place i was in didn't but you're right it makes sense to get it as current as possible...


  • #56
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    CorkFenian wrote: »
    Thanks would many places using vmware use vsphere 5, i know the place i was in didn't but you're right it makes sense to get it as current as possible...

    My own place here are in the middle of going from v4 to v5
    Fairly painless so far.

    Generally it recommended if your licensing supports it and your hardware is vSphere 5 compatible then to go for the upgrade.

    A bit more info here regarding the vcp exam
    http://mylearn.vmware.com/portals/certification/faqs.cfm


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