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Additionally, use the following links to help you find training for Operations Manager.

• Operations Manager 2007 E-Learning Collection
  

  In this online learning collection composed of multiple courses, you will learn how to deploy, secure, and use Operations Manager 2007 to identify, and resolve IT health issues that will result in improved efficiency in your environment.

• Microsoft Technical Certifications
  

  Find technical certifications on Microsoft Learning. Getting certified through Microsoft helps provide a targeted framework for IT managers to validate core technical, professional, and architectural skills.

TechNet Webcast Series on Operations Manager 2007 R2

• Introducing Operations Manager 2007 R2 (Level 300)
  

  Discover the new and enhanced capabilities in Operations Manager 2007 R2. Topics covered include cross-platform (Windows, UNIX, and Linux) monitoring, service-level tracking, usability enhancements, performance improvements, and much more.

• Successfully Monitor UNIX and Linux Alongside Your Windows Infrastructure with Operations Manager 2007 R2 (Level 300)
  

  Discover how Operations Manager 2007 R2 extends monitoring support from Windows to UNIX and Linux servers and workloads.

• Developing Custom Reports and Operational Dashboards with Operations Manager 2007 R2 (Level 400)
  

  With Operations Manager 2007 R2 delivering service-level tracking capabilities, along with the recently released business intelligence solution for Operations Manager 2007, you now have an array of tools to create new and exciting dashboards. See these solutions in action, and learn steps that you can use to create visually appealing dashboards and reports quickly.

• Monitoring .NET and Web Applications with System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2
  

  Understand the .NET monitoring and web monitoring capabilities of System Center Operations Manager 2007, and see how you can start rapidly monitoring your line of business application with insight into the health and performance of .NET applications.

• Operations Manager 2007 R2 Agentless Client Monitoring
  

  Discover the Agentless Exception Monitoring (AEM) capability in Operations Manager 2007 R2, and see how it helps provide centralized insight into application and operating system failures that cause PCs to hang or crash.

• Operations Manager 2007 R2 Deployment and Upgrade Best Practices
  

  Gain useful insight into what worked, as well as what didn't, when deploying Operations Manager 2007. You will have the opportunity to learn best practices for setup (including for disaster recovery and high availability), running in a virtualized environment, and more.

Additional Training Resources

• Watch the Operations Manager 2007 SP1 Training Videos
  

  Hands-on videos addressing Operations Manager 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) FAQ’s from a how-to perspective.

• System Center Virtual Labs
  

  Try out the System Center family of management products with TechNet's free Virtual Labs.

• Learning Plans for IT Professionals
  

  Work toward certifications, learn at your own pace and on your timetable with Microsoft E-Learning.

• TechNet Events
  

  TechNet Events provide in-person, how-to information on planning, deploying, managing, and supporting Microsoft products and technologies from a Microsoft professional. Attend an event in your local area, or consult our archive of previous events.