Server management licenses (server MLs) are required for managing server operating system environments (OSEs), including virtual machines (VMs), Hyper-V isolation, and Windows Server containers. The following table compares the two System Center server ML editions:
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There is no differentiation between the types of workloads you can manage with either edition. The only difference between the editions is the number of operating system environments (OSEs) that you can manage when all physical cores on the server are licensed. Datacenter edition allows for the management of any number of OSEs (virtual machines or Hyper-V containers) when all physical cores on the server are licensed. Standard edition allows for the management of up to two OSEs (virtual machines or Hyper-V containers) when all physical cores on the server are licensed. Datacenter and Standard edition both allow for the management of any number of Windows Server Containers.
Microsoft Software and Systems Academy (MSSA) is a full-time, 17-week technical training program leading to in-demand careers in cloud development, cloud administration, and related fields. Our proven training model incorporates live instruction, hands-on virtual labs, real-life application scenarios, and opportunities to obtain industry-recognized certificationsto prepare our participants for rewarding tech jobs in any industry.
OIP regularly conducts training sessions throughout the year on all aspects of the FOIA and on a wide variety of FOIA related topics, including virtual training, yearly training (offered in connection with the Office of Legal Education), agency specific training, as well as public training events and meetings. Descriptions of these sessions as well as training materials, such as slide presentations and handouts accompnaying OIP's most popular programs and specialized training sessions, are provided below. Feel free to contact OIP if your agency is interested in specialized FOIA training.
We all learn in different ways, and Microsoft offers multiple ways to get certified. You can choose from accelerated Bootcamp training, instructor-led (classroom live), virtual classroom live, and online courses.
Decades ago, when computer technology was still very young, Information Technology was a generalist job, meaning, you learned how to do the same basic tasks on a handful of different systems. Some required specific certifications, while others required adapting your training to fit a new system. 2ff7e9595c
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