Hi all, I'm currently looking for a advanced AD CS (PKI) training (in Florida if possible). I've seen the following online trainings but I would rather have a classroom training. https://www.microsoftelearning.com/eLearning/course.aspx?guid=4B74BAEF-3E60-4327-B12E-DE2F85B90373 https://www.microsoftelearning.com/eLearning/course.aspx?guid=211A6400-3F18-4849-8256-0F79EAB542DA I've got PKI/CA knowledge on Windows Server 2003 PKI but need to update to Windows Server 2008 R2 AD CS now. Maybe some of you can suggest an advanced training even if it is not in Florida. :-) Thank you for your help in advance. Chris

Hi Christian- The first link you provided is just an excerpt of 6426C (a 3-day MOC course). 6426C is classroom based training that has two complete modules on AD CS (and the rest are on modules that work with and around AD CS such as AD DS and AD RMS). You can find 6426C available in most states (most of the biggest classroom training providers offer it). The following link has the overview. http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/course.aspx?id=6426c 6426C was written based on 2008 R2 (not updated to contain info on R2 which sometimes isn't as effective). I can tell you that there is a lot of info on AD CS that specifically covers the new features, enhancements, etc. But note that it isn't meant as a step-by-step upgrade guide either. Brian

Hi Christian- The first link you provided is just an excerpt of 6426C (a 3-day MOC course). 6426C is classroom based training that has two complete modules on AD CS (and the rest are on modules that work with and around AD CS such as AD DS and AD RMS). You can find 6426C available in most states (most of the biggest classroom training providers offer it). The following link has the overview. http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/course.aspx?id=6426c 6426C was written based on 2008 R2 (not updated to contain info on R2 which sometimes isn't as effective). I can tell you that there is a lot of info on AD CS that specifically covers the new features, enhancements, etc. But note that it isn't meant as a step-by-step upgrade guide either. Brian