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16th Nov 2011, 04:22 PM #2Super Member
I learnt everything I know by setting all my own stuff up. I started on cPanel shared hosting, went to cPanel VPS, then went to a dedicated server. From there I learnt how to used Webmin, after that I had to set up BIND, Apache and Name Servers. Then I set up Mail servers and FTP.
From there I just seemed to pick things up as I went along, things kept becoming more clear as each step I took. It was like at first I didn't really understand anything that I was doing but eventually the penny dropped and everything started making sense. I've never been a fan of reading books, I've always been a more kinaesthetic learner, where I learn it whilst I do it. I can watch and learn quite well also. Just search for short videos on what you are doing to learn it, sorry I couldn't be of more use.
Now I can do SSH commands quite fluently and don't really need help from people when it comes to stuff like that, of course there is stuff I haven't learnt yet but I mean, the small bits are the easy bits, it's getting the general overall knowledge under your belt which you probably have.
So kiss me and smile for me, say that you'll wait for me <'3
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