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You can do a full install on XP Pro, and just AR Server (no mid-tier) on XP
Home. Done it many times. Unlicensed server holds up to 2k records per
form.
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> I know its not supported and its not Friday, howev
I know its not supported and its not Friday, however I am training a newbe
on Remedy.
Has anyone ever installed a sever on an XP box and if so how?
I think the unlicensed server will still allow up to 1k records per form,
but if it works its safer then working on my Dev box.
As always
Can anyone recommend a Remedy Authorized Training Centre in Toronto, Ontario,
CANADA for Mid-Tier 6.3?
THANKS!
T.
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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 3:34 PM
To: Bill Mell
Subject: ITIL Training Classes in Denver (Foundation, Practitioner,
Service Managers)
All,
We have scheduled the following ITIL training classes in Denver this
Fall. Please let me know
I thought BMC switched to the JetBlue airport model
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From: Rick Cook
Date: Thursday, August 23, 2007 1:52 pm
Subject: Re: BMC's Web Based ITIL Training Course vs Others' - *Humor*
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> Yeah, those darn French - they have a diffe
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> HP has also come up with something very close to Airport simulation,
> ca
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HP has also come up with something very close to Airport
ssion list(ARSList)
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** Thanks Rick. I will go with the cheaper course.
Thanks to others as well.
On 8/22/07, Rick Co
Thanks Rick. I will go with the cheaper course.
Thanks to others as well.
On 8/22/07, Rick Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ** It is a classroom exercise, and involves a program written by (or at
> least FOR) BMC to simulate outages of various kinds at a typical airport.
> Airports are used be
It is a classroom exercise, and involves a program written by (or at least
FOR) BMC to simulate outages of various kinds at a typical airport.
Airports are used because most people have been in one, and can visualize
fairly easily the types of issues that could befall one, and the effects of
those
Interesting discussion guys. I still have two questions:
(1) Is the content of BMC's ITIL foundation (WBT) course any different from
the one offered by itpreneurs.com? Second one is less than half the price!
For reasons I mentioned in original post, I believe the contents are the
same. Can anybody
The way this is described--and this is the impression I got from the
sales guy--is that this is more a sales presentation or a "see how this
process/system can help you" type presentation than a bona fide training
presentation.
And I think you're right--I believe this was given
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Awesome! Please tell me more about the sim
Pat, come on. What's wrong with you? You know managers don't need
training! They know everything!
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Actually, my ITIL training involved a Quake Team Arena simulator
instead. :-)
Just kidding, but the &
Actually, my ITIL training involved a Quake Team Arena simulator
instead. :-)
Just kidding, but the "flight simulator" is supposed to be the airport
simulation. The airport simulation is basically just a more complex
version of that game where you have a line of kids passing a messag
veryone in I.T. to get certified before it starts to become useful.
>
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Excuse my ignorance, but there's a flight simulator in BMC's ITIL
training?!
I remember a BMC sales guy mention something about an airport
simulation, but never anything about a flight simulator.
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**
Ah - quite right - the Flight Sim is definitely a classroom
situation. I highly recommend it, though, for those who c
22, 2007 8:04 AM
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Rick, you are probably talking about on-site course.
My best guess is the BMC's WBT doesn't have the BMC Flight Simulator. Can
anybody confirm?
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> ** Listers,
> I am trying to figure out the best place to take web bas
: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 9:33 AM
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Listers,
I am trying to figure out the best place to take web based ITIL
Foundation course. BMC's seems to be
ystem discussion list(ARSList)
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Listers,
I am trying to figure out the best place to take web based ITIL Foundation
course.
Listers,
I am trying to figure out the best place to take web based ITIL Foundation
course. BMC's seems to be a terrible deal.
BMC offers Web Based ITIL Foundation course for US $499, with 16 hours of
course material, no exam. It appears that the course is hosted at
itsmcampus.com.
http://services
Has anyone take any of the ITSM 7 Advanced Solutions courses? If so what did
you think of the courses and the instructors?
Don
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Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 5:24 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Remedy 7.0 Admin training
I am taking a course in Pleasanton (Installing and Configuring ITSM 7.0)
next week that is listed on the education list as available to the public.
It does have prerequisite required co
a set of
full blown licenses and not many of us independents can afford that.
On the other hand, partners are given the licenses as part of their
partner agreement. So you can't muck around and learn the apps and
you can't get implementation training.I don't know about you, but
he product? Oh...sucks to
be you..."
And how, exactly, is BMC better for us than Peregrine?
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n the
licenses as part of their partner agreement.
So you can't muck around and learn the apps and you can't get implementation
training.I don't know about you, but I know what 1+1 appears to
equal..
**disclaimer**
This is what I was told by two different partner repsnot
That's true. I do hope they either open that up to customers soon, or offer
a reasonable alternative for them. Many want to attend training to be able
to effectively administer the apps, and I don't see a class that does that
for them.
Initially, it was restricted to ensur
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Has any one take the 7
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Thanks all I heard some where that Installation and Configuration of
ITSM 7 is only for partners
John Atherly
American Power Conversion
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Thanks all I heard some where that Installation and Configuration of
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Has any one take the 7.0 admin course and is it different from 6.0 or is it
just admin 6.0 using 7.0? Looking to take it but don't want to sit through
the same 6.0 course using 7.0
John Atherly
American Power Conversion
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1-8
Admin training
Has any one take the 7.0 admin course and is it different from 6.0 or is
it
just admin 6.0 using 7.0? Looking to take it but don't want to sit
through
the same 6.0 course using 7.0
John Atherly
American Power Conversion
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Some will be the same - how to create workflow objects and such. Some shows
detailed info about the User Tool that many may not know otherwise. If you
have taken the v6 class and have some experience working with v7, you may
not get much out of the v7 class.
Rick
On 7/31/07, John Atherly <[EMAI
Has any one take the 7.0 admin course and is it different from 6.0 or is it
just admin 6.0 using 7.0? Looking to take it but don't want to sit through
the same 6.0 course using 7.0
John Atherly
American Power Conversion
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Rapid Technologies has developed a new training (2-DAY) class to be
held in Denver on May 3rd and 4th entitled BMC Remedy AR System & ITSM
7.x: Application Administration Course. This course is designed for
Application or
I think there is a McDonald's around somewhere...
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I can second that recommendation, the restaurant that is.
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Ah, Berns! That is the absolute best steak
of the actual bottle from last summer.
Rename to .zip to open..
Stephen
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Andy,
French's at Clearwater Beach is great. Also the original Crabby Bills in
Indian Rocks. In my opinion, Columbia is really a
I was in Clearwater about 5 years ago for training. After training I
would head straight to the beach - There are tons of bands, restaurants
and bars near the beach to enjoy. At the time local merchants would set
up shop on the pier every Friday.
I'm sure I missed out on some history
s in North America.
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I will be attending the Admin
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Since Clearwater is right outside Tampa, I highly recommend you go to
the original Columbia restaurant in Ybor City. The food is fantastic,
and they do live floor shows there. This is the original restaurant
opened in 1905. Lo
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Andy,
There are a number of very good places to eat within walking distan
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I will be attending the Admin Part 3 in Clearwater next week.
Does anyone have any recommendations for dining and entertainment? Or
any other helpful tidbits about the training cente
o you will need to detour around their building.
One thing that is amazing at EMS's training room is the view... 10
stories up overlooking the beach. The weather has been in the low 80's
recently and lots of sun.
Stephen
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I will be attending the Admin Part 3 in Clearwater next week.
Does anyone have any recommendations for dining and entertainment? Or
any other helpful tidbits about the training center location.
Andy L. Mayfield
System Operation Specialist
Alabama Power Company
I would have to take exception to your arthmetic. Classes cost $600/day,
and if you can take 2-3 classes in Houston for the price of one in
Pleasanton, you're spending WAY too much on expenses.
Put the question another way - does it cost your company more to not go to
training at all,
Michelle,
I have asked BMC in the past to setup classes in Houston, TX (BMC HQ) and
although they always say that it is possible it has never happened.
Another issue right now is that their training staff is quite busy and it
would be at least three months or more since they are all booked.
I
ing
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 3:49 PM
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Michelle,
If you have even a fair amount of experience with 6.x or earlier you
should be able to pick up on similar functions in 7.x fairly easily. If
you ar
: ARS Training location/instructor recommendations
A question for those that have taken any 7.x classes.
If one was limited by funds, which 7.x class would you recommend? In
other words if one might have to pay out of their own pocket for a
class? (Hopefully, that is tax deductible.)
Whic
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** The one improvement of sorts was in the labs. You had your choice of
using the step by step detailed instructions, or you could use the a
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The one improvement of sorts was in the labs. You had your choice of
using the step by step detailed instructions, or you could us
Hopefully my colleague and I will be doing some v7 admin training some
time quite soon - are the courses similar structure to the v5 courses?
Its a few years since I did my v5 training (part 1 & 2), and I'd like it
if the courses weren't aimed so much at total noobs to the environment
arber
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Hopefully my colleague and I will be doing some v7 admin training some time
quite soon - are the courses similar structure to the v5 courses?
Its a few years si
ified
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Hopefully my colleague and I will be doing some v7 admin training some time
quite soon - are the courses similar structure to the v5 courses?
Its a few years since I did my v5 training (part 1 & 2), and I'd like it if
the courses weren't aimed so much at total noobs to the environ
I just finished taking the v7 Admin Part 3 in Downer's Grove with Dan
Gerrish. I also had him last year for Part 2. Dan did a great job. The
part 2 class was quite large (14) and he managed the time line very well.
This past class was very small and was a lot of fun since we were all
experience
Lenny is the best all others were probably trained by him.
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Has anyone taken this class yet, and if yes, are there any recommendations
of Pleasanton vs Maryland vs third party (EMS Clearwater, Rapid Denver,
Column Downers Grove).
Also, any recommendations for/against certain instructors ? (can be sent
offlist)
Since this is a fairly new product I think
I'm planning on attending the BMC Atrium CMDB 2.0 Implementation and Best
Practices course. I'm considering taking it at the Rapid Technologies
Training center in Denver, CO at the end of this month. All my previous
training has been directly with Remedy/BMC, so my question is, has a
Following Remedy training classes have been scheduled for New York, Dallas and
Downers Grove:
BMC Remedy AR System 7.x: Administering Part 2:
Dallas, TX: Feb 12th - Feb 16th, 2007
Downers Grove, IL: Feb 19th - Feb 23rd, 2007
New York, NY: Feb 26th - March 2nd, 2007
BMC Remedy AR System 7.x
Hi All,
Column Software Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Pune , India can offer following
training classes in India, Asia-Pacific regions.
BMC Remedy AR System 7.x: Administering - Part 2
BMC Remedy AR System 7.x: Administering - Part 3
CMDB (Version 1 & 2) Administering & Best Practices.
To: ARSList Readers
The following BMC Remedy training class has been scheduled in Denver (new
BMC training location) from 12/4/06 - 12/8/06:
BMC Remedy AR System 7.x: Administering - Part 2 (5 day course, $3000 per
attendee). Note: There is a prerequisite for this class which is a
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Totally agree - Summerfield is great if you can afford it, old town
Pleasanton is beautiful, and I've never had a bad meal anywhere in that
town. Try the Blue Agave f
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Totally agree - Summerfield is great if you can afford it, old town Pleasanton is beautiful, and I've never had a bad meal anywhere in that town. Try the Blue Agave for great Mexican, too. And there's a little sandwich shop across the street from the training center that serv
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Never been to the CA one, but the MD facility is nice and you get
LENNY Or at least in person exposure to Lenny!
Close to Baltimore and the sites there too. We took a trip to the I
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I am looking for recommendations for Remedy training
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I love the Pleasanton area - it's very nice, usually not bad weather,
lots of lunch places a short walk away, and sometimes you can get a tour
of the support center. Never been to the MD one.
Ri
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I am looking for recommendations for Remedy training locations -- which
are preferred, which to stay
for Remedy training locations -- whichare preferred, which to stay away from. Does anyone have any thoughts
on Pleasanton or Maryland? Any thoughts or recommendations (good orbad) for any locations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
I am looking for recommendations for Remedy training locations -- which
are preferred, which to stay away from. Does anyone have any thoughts
on Pleasanton or Maryland? Any thoughts or recommendations (good or
bad) for any locations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
hey don't
work.
Again... Nicely done Will.
My best regards,
Tom
Thomas J. Mutaffis
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I'm definitely going to take the BMC courses as soon as i can get funding
for
it.
I'm in a somewhat unique position right now. Our organization is just now
switching to Remedy. I just happen to be here and i&#
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Have you had any background in any sort of application development - ie.
Anything like VB, C, or even HTML coding?
Regards
Dave
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I've got some experience wit
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> unfortunately no. all my experience is all helpdesk and server
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unfortunately no. all my experience is all helpdesk and server
administration related. I've just started studying Oracle and i've dug
into the books that came with ARS but thats all i've got so far.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 2:56 PM
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Subject: new remedy admin needs training advice
Hi all,
I've recently been assigned the title of Remedy Administrator...the
problem...i'm a Sys
Hi all,
I've recently been assigned the title of Remedy Administrator...the
problem...i'm a Sys Admin with very little Remedy experience and my company
won't be able to get me into training until january or so.
My question is this. What should i be studying outside of the reme
gust 29, 2006 12:34 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Web based training whats's new in 7.0?
Anyone taking this course, worth the money? Will it give a good
understanding of the new features in 7.0? Or is it better to take the
ordinary course, admin 7.0. Or, maybe not neccessary to take any c
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Lars,
I haven't taken the course but I like the install it on a test machine and pound-the-guts-out-of-the-system approach better before attending any training, if necessary, after researching the new features of a system you are already familiar with.. You learn more that way as yo
Anyone taking this course, worth the money? Will it give a good understanding
of the new features in 7.0? Or is it better to take the ordinary course, admin
7.0. Or, maybe not neccessary to take any course at all ...? Just install and
test on Your own and read the documents ...?
L ars Pettersso
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Subject: Re: Onsite Training
www.Columnit.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mayfield, Andy L.
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 1:31 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: OT: Onsite Training
Do
www.Columnit.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mayfield, Andy L.
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 1:31 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: OT: Onsite Training
Does anyone if Remedy or and Remedy Partners offer
Title: OT: Onsite Training
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Entaq offers onsite
customized training. Here is our website.
http://www.entaq.com
Greg Donalson
Remedy Approved Consultant
Entaq, Inc.
w# - 281-893-1800
c# - 832-689-2344
www.entaq.com
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