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Longhorn to be named Server 2007

geekie

That's if they get it out in time! Probably be more like Windows Server 2008

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LERXST

Wow, I wonder how long it took them to hammer that one out.

JOE: Hey Bill, should we call it Windows Server 2007?
BILL: Yep.

Slowhand

LERXST wrote:

Wow, I wonder how long it took them to hammer that one out.

JOE: Hey Bill, should we call it Windows Server 2007?
BILL: Yep.

Nah. With Gates, it'd be more like:

JOE: Mr. Gates, sir. . . should we call it Server 2007?
BILL: You'd better.

kovo

There will surely be an upgrade path to MCSE 2007 for all the current MSCE 2003 It professionals out there?

NinjaBoy

Why not?

For the MCDST there's an upgrade to the MCITP Enterprise Tech, I can only assume that there'll be an upgrade path, something like: MCSE -> MCITP Enterprise Support Engineer (maybe)

-ken

sthomas

Like NinjaBoy said there will be an upgrade path from MCSE 2003 to Server 2007 cert. The cert will be MCITP and one can only guess what it will be called. Maybe MCITP: Systems Engineer?

royal

It won't be called anything Engineer from what I have heard from Microsoft. The whole point of them going away from MCSE is to go away from calling an IT Professional an engineer.