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a new version of windows server (2008 r2), delivered a scant year as well as a fifty percent following the earlier 1 (2008)? heck, we haven't seen that sort of rapid-fire rollouts of new server releases since the nt 3.5 days. oh, wait,
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to save time and maximize the depth of our coverage, this is a "delta" program that only covers what's new in windows server 2008 r2. that means that you won't have to sit through long explanations of windows elements that you've known about since windows 2000... but for those who've not had time to look at r2's predecessor, we'll still have enough time to fill in any 2008 tidbits that attendees haven't yet gotten to. (of program, if the idea of a delta course isn't optimal for you or your organization, then please take a look here for a couple of alternatives.)
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