Could someone tell me what cert is...

Equivalent to the classes I'm taking that are required for my network admin degree?

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I noticed theres a ton of different ms paths and wanna make sure I get the right one, I plan on maybe getting a ctb nuggets video to help out with it. I know they cost quite a bit but I am a very visual learner so...It would be nice to have something along side the books to study with

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billyr

It looks pretty much like a watered down MCSA with a bit of IIS and exchange administration thrown in.

texasit

I think it might get you close to a MCSA like the earlier poster said.

jjbrog

Ok sounds good is that like a entry level type cert?

texasit

No I don't think it is an entry level cert.I see a A+ and a Net+ as entry level.The MCSA requires 4 exams :two windows 2003 server exams, a client exam like XP or Vista,and an elective like an A+ cert or a exchange exam.

jjbrog

ohh ok sweet, yeah I am taking A+ as an elective as well as javascript so after passing the classes and of course, studying the material again before the exam I should do pretty good, I wanted to look into other material to study aside for the same stuff aside from what the school wants so I can get a certs and well as the degree. Right now I'm mostly working on the Cisco stuff, my Windows admin 1 classes looks to be kinda simple, and thats what I heard from other students as well