MCSE2003
Sanza
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Hi
I have done the following exams:
70-270
70-290
70-291
70-293
70-294
70-298
Security+
Does these Qualifies me for MCSE2003 or do I still need to do 70-297? or 70-299 if I want to be MCSE 2003 Security
I have done the following exams:
70-270
70-290
70-291
70-293
70-294
70-298
Security+
Does these Qualifies me for MCSE2003 or do I still need to do 70-297? or 70-299 if I want to be MCSE 2003 Security
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dynamik
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That would make you an MCSE. You'll need to do 299 or one of the ISA exams if you want the security specialization. -
undomiel
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That scores you an MCSE. Congratulations! Doing the 299, 350 or 351 will nab you that coveted MCSE:S. Good luck!Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/ -
Diminutive
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Is it much coveted? I'm doing 298 instead of 297 just in case but I'm just leaving the option open.WIP: Win2008 MCITP Upgrade -
undomiel
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I've seen one job asking for the MCSE:S and one job asking for the MCSE:M. So I'm not sure if it is highly sought after on the job market but it should make one stand out a bit more than the norm.Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/
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dynamik
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I think someone polled a major job site once and there was around 300 for the security specialization and 1500 for the messaging specialization. Those numbers are a very rough approximation. That was a year or so ago, and I don't really remember. Maybe I can find the thread...
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Tyrant1919
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I would guess the messaging specialization would be sought after by many more employers then the security specialization. The exchange knowledge would be worth way more I see. Not that security isn't important.A+/N+/S+/L+/Svr+
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