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MCSE messaging

I'm eventually going to get my MCSE 2003 and was just wondering if I should do the 293 after 291 or can i go ahead and do the 284 first. I want to do the 284 because I want the messaging specialty.

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    MishraMishra Member Posts: 2,468 ■■■■□□□□□□
    It is recommended that you do the 293 after the 291. It is also recommended that you do the 285 after you do the 284.
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    wheelywheely Member Posts: 105
    Thanks for the quick reply Mishra.
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    MishraMishra Member Posts: 2,468 ■■■■□□□□□□
    And remember, you need the 284 and 285 to be a MCSE-messaging. You only need the 284 to be a MCSA-messaging.

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    blargoeblargoe Member Posts: 4,174 ■■■■■■■■■□
    I would go ahead and get the 29x exams done first before tackling the Exchange exams. You have to know Active Directory DNS and Windows TCP/IP, and general purpose routing and networking to be able to do well on the Exchange tests.
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    famosbrownfamosbrown Member Posts: 637
    blargoe wrote:
    I would go ahead and get the 29x exams done first before tackling the Exchange exams. You have to know Active Directory DNS and Windows TCP/IP, and general purpose routing and networking to be able to do well on the Exchange tests.

    +1
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    ThiassiThiassi Member Posts: 167
    famosbrown wrote:
    blargoe wrote:
    I would go ahead and get the 29x exams done first before tackling the Exchange exams. You have to know Active Directory DNS and Windows TCP/IP, and general purpose routing and networking to be able to do well on the Exchange tests.

    +1

    +2
    ~Thiassi
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