A+ and Network+
moe2810
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Hi Guys
I am on Microsoft’s website and it says that you can use the A+ and Network+ as a substitute for an MCSA elective. This might sound like a dumb question but does that mean that if you have the A+ and the Network+ you will only need to complete 2 of the 3 core exams in order to become MCSA certified? If so .. can you decide what 2 exams you take for the MCSA or does the A+ and Network+ apply to a specific core exam ?
Thanks ...
I am on Microsoft’s website and it says that you can use the A+ and Network+ as a substitute for an MCSA elective. This might sound like a dumb question but does that mean that if you have the A+ and the Network+ you will only need to complete 2 of the 3 core exams in order to become MCSA certified? If so .. can you decide what 2 exams you take for the MCSA or does the A+ and Network+ apply to a specific core exam ?
Thanks ...
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garv221
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That means you only have do the Client (1 test)
And you have to do 2 core tests...3 total -
D-boy
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Garv221 is right!
A+ & Network+ only count towards and elective on the MCSA track, so it just means that A+ & Network+ substitutes for any MCSA elective.
Please check out the link below:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/requirements.asp
Hope this helps clear things up
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skully93
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Yup. just the elective.
I'm taking the 270, then 215 and 218. I have the A+, so I'll either get my stuff together and take the Net+ or MCDST cert, which also counts as the elective.I do not have a psychiatrist and I do not want one, for the simple reason that if he listened to me long enough, he might become disturbed.
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