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The document outlines a 3 month Windows Server 2008 course divided into 14 modules covering topics such as network infrastructure, TCP/IP, storage, Active Directory, security, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and virtualization. The course costs 5000 with classes of 6 members meeting for 2 hours twice a week and 4 hours on Sundays. The next batch is scheduled for November 2016.
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