The Server+ Certification Bible is a combination of information drawn right from the Server+ test objectives. It focuses on subject matter mastery, complete with review questions to prepare you for the exam. Topics focus on vendor-neutral knowledge covering multiple server types, server installation procedures, configuration and upgrading, advanced hardware issues, proactive maintenance, network cabling and connecting, troubleshooting, SCSI, multiple CPU's and RAID and will addressed a level of knowledge above basic hardware issues. As with all books in the Certification Bible series, The Server+ Certification Bible relies on logical organization, practice, and real-world examples to facilitate learning beyond the exam.
Covers: Exam SKO-001
About the Author, Trevor Kay
About the Author Trevor Kay holds three CompTIA certifications: A+, Network+, and Server+, and was a member of the beta-testing group for the Server+ certification. Born and raised in London, Ontario Canada, he started in IT as a desktop publisher for a local museum. He has since held many positions including IT helpdesk consultant, technical support, and network administrator. He also had a key role in the Y2K project for one of the largest financial organizations in Canada.
