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Microsoft is offering new one-year subscriptions to TechNet Plus for $99 with the code TSTNT7.
A TechNet Plus Direct subscription entitles you to nonexpiring evaluation licences for pretty much every major MS software package. Amongst the highlights:
- Windows Server 2008
- Windows Vista Ultimate (and Business)
- Office Ultimate 2007
- Exchange; ISA Server; SQL Server; SharePoint; MS Operations Manager; etc
Discount code subscription link
I've never subscribed to TechNet, so I'm not really familiar with the details (visit the site for the fine print). As a TechNet Direct subscriber, you won't receive physical media (dvds) -- everything will have to be downloaded, and these files aren't small. The software is available for you to 'evaluate full-version commercial products -- without time limits or feature limits'. The idea is that as an IT professional (or future IT pro in this case), you get to test drive pretty much everything in the MS lineup.
Perhaps TechNet subscribers could describe the pros and cons of this offer in better detail. But at $99, I'm having some difficulty keeping my credit card holstered...
Also I'm not sure what having a university MSDNAA account has to do with this particular offer, since MS seems to be giving away the code to everyone.
A TechNet Plus Direct subscription entitles you to nonexpiring evaluation licences for pretty much every major MS software package. Amongst the highlights:
- Windows Server 2008
- Windows Vista Ultimate (and Business)
- Office Ultimate 2007
- Exchange; ISA Server; SQL Server; SharePoint; MS Operations Manager; etc
Discount code subscription link
I've never subscribed to TechNet, so I'm not really familiar with the details (visit the site for the fine print). As a TechNet Direct subscriber, you won't receive physical media (dvds) -- everything will have to be downloaded, and these files aren't small. The software is available for you to 'evaluate full-version commercial products -- without time limits or feature limits'. The idea is that as an IT professional (or future IT pro in this case), you get to test drive pretty much everything in the MS lineup.
Perhaps TechNet subscribers could describe the pros and cons of this offer in better detail. But at $99, I'm having some difficulty keeping my credit card holstered...
Also I'm not sure what having a university MSDNAA account has to do with this particular offer, since MS seems to be giving away the code to everyone.