mcsa or mcsa security?

Iv gotten my a+, net+ and sec+. Im taking some college classes now to finish my AS. I have a stable job and plan on the ccna after this semester (im taking a routing and switching class that uses the sybex ccna book). My job is security based, we run ad 03 domain and cisco infrastructure. Im wondering about the mcsa as i dont see the need to go mcse in my current (or hopefully future) position. I know i can get comptia crdit towards the mcsa or mcsa security. Call me silly, but i find the site is kind of vague. Can someone explain what exams i would need on top of my comptia stuff to achieve this (mcsa or mcsa security)? Thanks

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keatron

For MCSA 2003 you will need 70-290, 70-291 and 70-270.

For MCSA:Security you will need the ones listed above along with 70-299.

This is taking into account your current certifications.

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keatron wrote:

For MCSA 2003 you will need 70-290, 70-291 and 70-270.

For MCSA:Security you will need the ones listed above along with 70-299.

This is taking into account your current certifications.

The MCSA 2003 actually requires 4 exams. The 70-290, 70-291 and 70-270, 'and' and elective. This seems to pop up in the forums more frequently and I think the common misconception is caused by the A+/Net+ or Sec+ being used as the elective.

keatron

Yes Johan, that's why I said this is considering your current certifications. He already has A+, Net+, and Sec+, which from my understanding means he meets the elective requirements already.

Look here

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/windows2003/

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Ah yes, you did, somehow I missed your last sentence.

keatron

all good