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* Microsoft
- Forefront > Endpoint protection
- Forefront > configuration of client & server
- Forefront > Forefront Protection 2010 for Exchange Server
- Forefront > Threat Management Gateway 2010
- Forefront > Identity Manager
More info: http://www.microsoft.com/forefront/en/us/default.aspx

- System Center > Operations Manager 2007
- System Center > Configuration Manager 2007
- System Center > Data Protection Manager 2010
- System Center > System Center Essentials 2010
More info: http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/en/us/products.aspx

- Exchange Server 2010/2007
- SharePoint Server
- Virtual Server 2007 etc
- MS CRM 4.0, MS DPM 2007
- MS Office Communication Server 2007
- MS Project Server 2007
- MS Team Foundation Server 2008

- Win > HPC Server
- Win > Virtualization/Hyper-V Server
- Win > MultiPoint Server 2010
- Win > 2008/2003 Server
- Win > 2008 > Clustering

- Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)

- IIS
- ISA
- Active Directory
- DHCP Server (win based)



* Lniux
- Squid
- Samba
- Zebra
- IP tables
- Send mail/Fetch mail
- Postfix (SMTP server)
- DHCP Server
- Webmin


* IBM
- Lotus Domino Deployment & Administration (mail server)
- Configuring Lotus Notes(email client) for Lotus Domino
- Tivoli (Monitoring, Netview, etc.)

* Cisco 
- Cisco Access Control Server (ACS)
- Cisco AAA Server
- Cisco NAC
- Cisco Works
 
* Other
- Network Associated Storage (NAS) (e.g. FreeNAS)
- Storage Area Network (SAN)
- Asterik
- Mailer Daemon
- RADIUS
- TACACS
- AAA
- Mikrotik
- PF Sense
- Symantec NAC
- Thin Client
- Acronis backup services
- PPTP/L2TP Server
- Network Monitoring Server (Solarwinds, Cacti and Nagios)
- McAfee Epolicy Orchestrator 4.3
- PDC
- SDC
- NMS (open NMS, observer NMS, Manage Engine Netflow Analyzer, Nagios, Nessusd, ntop, snort, netcool, Oreon, Cacti, Centreon, NMS-DUDE, Zabbix)
- Clustering (High Performance Computing Clustering, Failover Clustering, Linux Clustering)

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