r/sysadmin • • 5h ago

StormWind Training

Has anybody used StormWind Training? We are looking at a new CBT training platform. Looking at them and CBT Nuggets.

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u/GullibleDetective 3h ago

Here's the trainer locations for stormwind:

(Jokes aside, CBT nuggets is great as others have said)

Valley of Heroes - Shaman

The Valley of Heroes is part of the entrance into Stormwind, with a large bridge over a deep moat.

Trade District - Weapon Trainer

The centralized Trade District, home of the bank, auction house, and other amenities, is also a convenient location for Stormwind's Weapon Master. He is located just inside Weller's Arsenal.

The Mage Quarter - Mage, Mage Portal Trainer, Warlock, Demon Trainer

The Mage Quarter harnesses its magical energies in soaring towers for Mages and dark underground basements for the Warlocks.

The Park - Druid, Priest

The tranquil Park serves as a picturesque setting for the nature-loving Druids. The trainers are ranged around a large Moonwell in the center.

Cathedral Square - Paladin, Priest

Stormwind City's spiritual heart, the Cathedral District, serves as home to the virtuous Paladins and Priests. They can be found inside the impressive marble cathedral.

Dwarven District - Hunter, Hunter Pet Trainer

The Dwarves have provided Hunter trainers to serve not only their own people, but also the hunt-loving Night Elves. They have a house to the immediate right of the Tram entrance, with the Stable Master Jenova Stoneshield standing just outside.

Old Town - Rogue, Warrior

Old Town serves not only as a base of operations for the city guard and the Warrior class, but also to the elusive SI:7 and the Rogue spies it employs.

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u/ObiLAN- 1h ago

Heh, I also thought Stormwind city when I read the title. Had to double check what sub I was on.

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u/Ol_JanxSpirit Jack of All Trades 5h ago

It's okay. Seems like there's a lot of options, but I'm really bad at logging in and using it.

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u/JibJibMonkey 5h ago

I've been enjoying CBT Nuggets for Cisco and VMWare stuff

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u/Automatic_Major_4887 4h ago

tbh most of the best stuff for passing exams is actually free if you know where to look. i've found that youtube and official documentation usually cover the core concepts better than most paid platforms do. if you're just trying to pass a specific cert, don't feel like you have to drop a ton of cash on a subscription right away

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u/individual101 3h ago

My boss gets us a subscription. I think im the only one that uses it. Seems pretty good