Hello,
For starters, Cambridge computer in Boston area has few good courses on 
networker, i recommend to create a test environment where you can iron out 
the issues, practice the DR & implementations to gain more knowledge, 
although it's not going to be 100% similar to your prod environment, it 
could help you tremendously.
Just make sure the networks are isolated and that you do not use same 
server name\ip\licenses  etc.
HTH



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Hi.

Those of you that have been using Networker for the past 2-3 years only. 
I'm
curios to know what has been most valuable for you in gaining expert
knowledge on the product ?

Is there a Networker training available you can recommend? The EMC admin
course, to my knowledge, does not have a very good reputation.

I find the admin guides rather cryptic and boring. And they tend to spend 
to
many words on something that does not matter. 

>From my point of view: From this discussion list here I have had the best
explanations on things that the admin guides sometimes don't even try to
explain. Why isn't there a book on this topic written for normal people 
like me?

J. Wallace

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