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| I've been on a certification rampage as of late but have yet to find a good win2k site. I assume it's because it's all still too new. I was planning on going for nt4 or win2k mcse after my mcne but that time is approaching and i'm already beginning to plan. I still have 2 tests left for cne, 3 more for mcne but I like to plan ahead.....and at the rate i'm going, i'll need to decide w/i the next month. I know the mcse 4 cert is dying a forced death but unless I can find some really good 2k resources this month i'll choose to go for 4, hopefully pass the all in one upgrade test in the future, and not die with it. Any suggestions?
elude
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| I'm also undecided about if I should take the Win 2000 track for MCSE or go for the NT core exams and take the BIG 2000 test come later this year. I've already have taken NT Workstation exam, in order to achieve MCP status. Another thought is that I might hold off and take the CCNA exam instead. Have you any thoughts?
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| You might try http://www.2000tutor.com/ for more Win2K info. I will be taking the 70-240 exam to upgrade to the Win2K track in a few months. You must pass NT Workstation, Server & Server in Enterprise before Dec. 31 to take 70-240. By the way it's free! The alternative if 5(five) core subjects for Win2K, full price.
I just passed Exchange Server 5.5 today, to complete my MCSE. I plan to take CCNA next.
I chose to go for NT 4.0 because it will be around for sometime. 
Best of luck on what ever you choose.
Gene, MCSE |
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