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Passed 70-350 today!!

jamesp1983

I passed my 70-350 today!! I used Transcender, a VPC lab, the Shinder book on ISA 2004, and the MSPress book on it as well. The Shinder book definitely helped me the most. It put things into perspective for me. I also picked the brains of some seasoned ISA admins on the topics I was unsure of. I obtained a 900. I guess I'll have my MCSE:S now.

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bertieb

Congrats on the pass and MCSE:S

Just wondering if there was any particular reason why you did ISA2004 and not ISA2006 though?

dynamik

Nice job, congrats!

HeroPsycho

bertieb wrote: »

Congrats on the pass and MCSE:S

Just wondering if there was any particular reason why you did ISA2004 and not ISA2006 though?

Better question...

You ARE gonna go take the ISA2006 exam like in the next week, right?

Wink wink nudge nudge know what I mean say no more...

NetAdmin2436

Congrats!

jamesp1983

Thanks everyone!! It feels good to have that :S designation.

jamesp1983

HeroPsycho wrote: »

Better question...

You ARE gonna go take the ISA2006 exam like in the next week, right?

Wink wink nudge nudge know what I mean say no more...

haha. I'll think about it. I only took it because the school I train for required us to teach the 350 class. They want me to upgrade my MCSE to MCITP:EA next.

HeroPsycho

jimmypizzle83 wrote: »

haha. I'll think about it. I only took it because the school I train for required us to teach the 350 class. They want me to upgrade my MCSE to MCITP:EA next.

You're talking a few nights of study at the most. Just read over the new features and learn how to migrate from previous versions of the product, and you'd be fine.

jamesp1983

HeroPsycho wrote: »

You're talking a few nights of study at the most. Just read over the new features and learn how to migrate from previous versions of the product, and you'd be fine.

Any suggestion on what material I should look at?