New Look for Microsoft TechNet Site

It seems that Microsoft has redesigned and improved its Technet website to answer the demands and suggestions of IT professionals from around the world. New features such as a Windows 2000 Forum and 15 new TechNet courses, 9 of which deal with the upcoming Windows 2000, have been added to assist professionals with various issues concerning the software.

Microsoft TechNet is a site for IT Professionals to learn, as well as discuss, various issues and concerns with deploying, managing, and maintaining Microsoft products. Users have access to a series of CD-ROMs and discussion forums to increase their knowledge of the products.

With the relaunch of the popular service, a new Peer-to-Peer Program has been added, which allows professionals to share knowledge and support when deploying Windows 2000. Visit http://microsoft.com/technet/win2000/discuss.htm for more information.

Now through February 17, when Windows 2000 officially launches, TechNet will offer 9 courses dedicated Windows 2000. They include instructions on how to deploy applications through Microsoft Server, managing an infrastructure, upgrading messaging services to include the use of Exchange "Platinum", and working with Microsoft Terminal Services. Also, IT Professionals can participate in TechNet briefings. To see what they offer visit http://microsoft.com/technet/events/.

For more information visit Microsoft TechNet and read the press release concerning the new features.