@flaxking said in Azure or 0365?: I'd say there's probably more roles out there to move up into. Companies may be using Microsoft 365, but could be using other providers for their cloud infrastructure. They might also expect their cloud engineers to know multiple platforms. I had experience creating highly available environments on-premise before breaking into Azure. This is a good point. The number of M365 jobs out there probably outnumbers Azure jobs. And the M365 jobs typically need just one skill, whereas a typical Azure job will require many. And one is a logical step from helpdesk, and one is a total focus change.

@WrCombs said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: @pmoncho said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: @WrCombs said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: @pmoncho said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: @WrCombs said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: @scottalanmiller said in Just for Fun - Network + Journey: What is the best way to secure the most vulnerable attack vector for a network? Choices: A] Remove unneeded services running on the servers B] Provide end-user awareness training for office staff C] Update all antivirus definitions on workstations and servers D] Use biometrics and SSO for authentication Hey First Question - Thanks Scott My first instinct D]Use biometrics and SSO for Authentication The key words in the question is "most vulnerable attack vector" so IMHO, D] would incorrect. Well People would be the most vulnerable so B? Correct, B. @scottalanmiller will have to confirm though. I thought that too, but then I thought that was too easy and that he probably was meaning something else . The test SHOULD be too easy. If you really know the material, and are paying attention to the reading (because the questions are designed to not let you skim them), it should feel pretty obvious a lot of the time.

@scottalanmiller said in Learning Spanish - Voice centric: Rosetta Stone isn't too bad. So far I'm digging it.

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