is there a lot of diff btw MCITP EA and SA for getting a job?
poguy
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is there a lot of diff btw MCITP EA and SA for getting a job?
do they mostly want EA?? not SA??
THANKS
do they mostly want EA?? not SA??
THANKS
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IT_FAN
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I have the MCITP-EA. Here's the difference:
MCITP: Server Administrator
The MCITP: Server Administrator identifies you with the knowledge and skills to perform day-to-day management of servers in Windows Servers 2008. While it's not a direct match, many people associate the MCITP Server Administrator as being similar to the MCSA in Server 2003.
The skills include:- Handling day-to-day management of the servers
- Handling software distribution and updates
- Monitoring and auditing servers
- Troubleshooting issues
The MCITP: Enterprise Administrator identifies you with the knowledge and skills needed to perform advanced networking tasks including infrastructure design using Windows Server 2008 products. While it's not a direct match, many people associate the MCITP Enterprise Administrator as being similar to the MCSE in Server 2003.
The skills include:- Enterprise systems administrator
- IT systems administrator
- Systems architect
- Network administrator
- Enterprise security administrator
CompTIA A+ (2009 Edition) | CompTIA Network + (2009 Edition) | CompTIA Security + (2008 Edition) | CASP | CCDA | CCNA | CCNAS | CCNAV | CCDP | CCNP | CCNP:Security | MCTS | MCP | MCSA | MCSE | MCITP:EA | ITIL v3 Foundation 8) -
veritas_libertas
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is there a lot of diff btw MCITP EA and SA for getting a job?
do they mostly want EA?? not SA??
THANKS
Only time can tell, at this present moment probably only 10% of HR people even know of the MCITP:EA/SA. Most jobs I see on Monster are asking for MCSE/MCSA still, with most of them looking for MCSE. -
Mishra
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Because the EA hasn't been fully recognized by companies yet, this question is to be determined.
As a general note, you should study for which certification is going to give you the knowledge that you desire. Technically if you are looking only for an administration role, you should get the SA. If you want to be more engineering, then get the EA. If you want as much knowledge as possible, get the EA. And so on...