I am trying to decide. I know VB, VBscript C++ , Java, Python, PHP , but don't have real world experience only class work leading to an associates so far. Also when I grad I will have my CCNA, mcse a+ and net+ and cna(novell) I am torn between networking and programming. Everybody says how hard it is to get into IT and that all the programming jobs are going overseas. Which way should I go or should I just change majors and forget the whole thing?
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I had a home pc that was giving me some problems. I took it to my office and the tech hooked it up to the network we have (Novell) to diagnose the problem and download files for me. He told me he fixed it and I brought it home but the log-in screen wants me to enter a password based upon his employee log-in at work. I dont have his log-in info! How can I get around the log-into network with a password - when the computer is not connected to a network. Is there a way to do this in dos? Can I uninstall Novell through setup? I cant get past the gatekeeper!!!!!
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