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Upgrade your MCSE 2003 certification to a Windows Server 2008 Certification...Should you do it now?
Weight several factors and benefits as you decide. I mean, you can always upgrade later. There is no rush. Your MCSE 2003 certification will never expire. It can still be included on your resume for years to come. The server 2003 technology will not become obsolete anytime soon either. So if you decided to go ahead, here is what you will need... What you will need to upgrade: You only need to pass one exam which is the Exam 70-649 (Exam 70-649 is an upgrade exam that is a composite of three stand-alone exams: Exams 70-640, 70-642, and 70-643) When you pass this one exam, you will earn three MCTS certifications, which are:
From there you can move onto the MCITP series:If you want to become a MCITP Server Administrator, you pass one exam which is the Exam 70-646 PRO: Windows Server 2008, Server Administrator If you want to become a MCITP Enterprise Administrator, you need to pass two exams:
note 1: If you are a MCSA on Windows 2000 Server, you cannot upgrade
Table of Contents in this Section:MCSE certification program - nothings says "I'm King", better than this cert Continue with MCSE core exams, or upgrade to MCITP? To avoid sitting an Exam MCSE, Use Your Comptia Certs as Electives It's the MCSE certification requirement that will get you flamed in forums Upgrade your MCSE 2003 certification to a Windows Server 2008 Certification... Attending a MCSE boot camp with no experience? Are MCSE boot camps the fastest way to get certified? Sitting through the MCSE certification exam list - Should you bother with it? Which type of Microsoft Practice Exams should you choose? -| | - |
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