The Server+ certification deals with Industry Standard Server Architecture (ISSA) issues such as RAID, SCSI, multiple CPUs, SANS - and more. Being vendor neutral, possessing this certification shows aptitude for server technologies across many platforms. This is especially important today, as companies are utilizing a variety of servers, each with its own function and area of specialty.

The ideal candidate for the Server+ certificate is someone who has over 12 months networking experience. A prerequisite is not required; however it is recommended that an individual has already obtained their A+, Network+, or MCP certificates. An individual who attains the Server+ certification is an incredible asset for a company. IT managers have peace-of-mind knowing their server array is being controlled internally and efficiently.

The 2005 Server+ Series contains the following videos:

- Networking Primer Part I
- Networking Primer Part II
- Planning for Installation
- Setting up the Environment
- Installing Hardware Part I
- Installing Hardware Part II
- RAID
- Operating Systems and the Network
- Windows 2000
- Netware 5
- Linux
- Services and Monitoring Tools Part 1
- Services and Monitoring Tools Part 2
- Upgrading Motherboard Components
- SCSI and IDE Disk Subsystems
- Upgrading Peripheral Components
- Using Monitoring Agents
- Troubleshooting
- Disaster Planning and Recovery
- Backups and Restorations
- 2005 Update: General Server Hardware Knowledge (Part 1)
- 2005 Update: General Server Hardware Knowledge (Part 2)
- 2005 Update: Server+ Installation Updates
- 2005 Update: Server+ Configuration Updates
- 2005 Update: Server+ Upgrading Updates

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