Design Exam for the MCSE

Hi Guys, I just notice that In order to complete my MCSE I need to pass at least one Design Exam

I have already passed the 70-237 on Exchange 07

Does it count towards the MCSE or it has to be on Exchange server 2003 ?

(Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization)

Cheers Guys

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Mishra

This is easily googled.

http://www.google.com/search?q=mcse&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

click Microsoft Learning: Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)

click View MCSE requirements

get this link

Microsoft Learning: Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)

Gimmyno

Dude thanks for your comment but I have already seen that page

cheers anyway..

Mishra

Gimmyno wrote: »

Dude thanks for your comment but I have already seen that page

cheers anyway..

Your exam isn't on there so that answers your question to if it counts or not in which it does not count toward the MCSE.

I know I sound rude but it's as simple as that.

Gimmyno

Yeah well done master,

I wasn't rude with you so there is no need to post any rude comment, if you don't like my question don't even bother to reply.

khang

If you did pass 70-237, then just take 70-285. I am sure that you will pass 70-285. 70-285 counts as exam on designs for MCSE.

Hope that this could be helpful.

Gimmyno

khang wrote: »

If you did pass 70-237, then just take 70-285. I am sure that you will pass 70-285. 70-285 counts as exam on designs for MCSE.

Hope that this could be helpful.

Thank you Khang I will do that

khang

I am intending to complete MCITP:EMA 07 after completing MCSE.

My concern is that Exchange 2007 requires 64-bit machine to setup the lab. Do you have any advice on building home-based lab with 64-bit computers?

Thanks for your sharings in advance.

Khang

Gimmyno

khang wrote: »

I am intending to complete MCITP:EMA 07 after completing MCSE.

My concern is that Exchange 2007 requires 64-bit machine to setup the lab. Do you have any advice on building home-based lab with 64-bit computers?

Thanks for your sharings in advance.

Khang

You can always use the 32 bit version of exchange (For testing purposes), I installed a Win Server 2003 on a virtual Machine (Vmware) and then Installed some clients and joined the domain.Go through CBT nuggets, Simulations on Testout and Microsoft Books and you will be just fine.

These are the resources I used:

How to **** at Configuring Exchange Server 2007
Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007
CBT Nuggets,
Testout.

Mishra

Gimmyno wrote: »

Yeah well done master,

I wasn't rude with you so there is no need to post any rude comment, if you don't like my question don't even bother to reply.

I'm not being rude but whatever. Good luck

motogpman

Haven't looked at any links posted in this thread, but if you log into your MCP site, there is a certification planner that will tell you which tests you still need to pass for a given cert and is fairly simple to navigate.

Gimmyno

motogpman wrote: »

Haven't looked at any links posted in this thread, but if you log into your MCP site, there is a certification planner that will tell you which tests you still need to pass for a given cert and is fairly simple to navigate.

Thanks I'll might go for the Exam 70-298 or Exam 70-297 Don't know yet...

cheers