MCSA 2003

Hi,
I passed the MCSA for Win2K a good few years ago but never did the upgrade exam. I noticed they expired back in March this year. I guess the only way to be MCSA now is to do the full track again?
Thanks,
Johnta
I passed the MCSA for Win2K a good few years ago but never did the upgrade exam. I noticed they expired back in March this year. I guess the only way to be MCSA now is to do the full track again?
Thanks,
Johnta
Comments
You can use the MCSA2000 as the elective and you have a valid client exam that also applies to the 2003 track - you'd just need to do two exams (70-290 and 70-291)
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/windows2003/default.mspx
Wow! Thats great, thanks alot. I really had resigned myself to doing 4 again! I'm not up on the numbers, is the 70-291 "The Beast"? I remember doing the original one 70-216, man that was tuff lol....oh well I'm up for the challege! Needless to say I will be on here more...
Thanks again!
The 70-290 (a bit like the Win2000 server exam) is easier and it would be my recommendation to do that one first.
The upgrade exam that expired (70-292) was apparently really tough, and that was effectively the 290/291 combined. I can see how that one was tough and was very hard to pass first time.
Good luck, you'll be fine if you put the effort in.
Yeah thats what I found the last time, its all about how much time and effort you put in. I passed the 4 Win2K 1st time each one but I really went the extra miles for the then "Beast. I've read theres "simulations" ont he 70-290 and its not all questions? Guess i gotta get ready for that too.
Cheers,
Johnta