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Am I an MCSE 2000?
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| creamy_stew 2002-03-15, 3:08 am |
| As I recall, there are now two different MCSE designations; one MCSE NT 4 and one MCSE 2000.
When looking at my transcipt, it doesn't mention that I'm a MCSE 2000. What do others' transcripts look like?
This is my transcript, can someone tell me if I'm a MCSE 2k? As you can see, I've passed the 240 and 219. I also have SQL Server 7.0 Admin and Proxy server 2.0, which should still be vaild electives, right?
Microsoft Certification Status
Title Date Achieved
Microsoft Certified Professional Aug 26, 1999
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Nov 05, 1999
Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet Nov 05, 1999
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer + Internet Feb 23, 2000
Microsoft Certification Exams Completed Successfully
Exam ID Description Date Completed
058 Networking Essentials Jul 02, 1999
073 Implementing and Supporting NT™ 4.0 Workstation Aug 26, 1999
067 Implementing and Supporting NT™ Server 4.0 Aug 26, 1999
068 Implementing and Supporting NT™ Server 4.0 in the Enterprise Sep 15, 1999
059 Internetworking with Microsoft® TCP/IP on Microsoft® Windows NT™ 4.0 Oct 06, 1999
087 Implementing and Supporting Microsoft® Internet Information Server 4.0 Nov 05, 1999
088 Implementing and Supporting Microsoft® Proxy Server 2.0 Nov 17, 1999
028 Administering Microsoft® SQL Server 7.0 Dec 03, 1999
079 Implementing & Supporting the Microsoft® Internet Explorer Admin Kit for Microsoft® IE 4.0 Feb 23, 2000
240 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Accelerated Exam for MCPs Certified on Microsoft® Windows NT® 4.0 Nov 07, 2001
219 Designing a Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure Nov 09, 2001 | |
| KScheler 2002-03-15, 4:03 pm |
| I appears that you are. Check out this MS site http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/...equirements.asp
I had that same question since my electives for MCSE/NT4 were Exchange 5.5 and Proxy 2.0. I received an email from MS stating that my electives would also be valid under W2k MCSE. Email them at MCPHelp@microsoft.com if you want to know for sure, plus you'll have some type of written proof. Also, I read that the different designations, MCSE/NT & MCSE/2000 will start showing up on transcripts around May or June. | |
| wbafrank 2002-03-15, 4:23 pm |
|  You sure are a MCSE W2K but as per normal MS takes into account that you are already an MCSE therefore no double entry just that you passed the 240 and 219.
I did read ages ago on this forum that in April 02 (when the new logos come into affect) you will also be able to get a new certificate from MS for passing MCSE W2K. | |
| Psydefx 2002-03-19, 1:51 am |
| The separate designations aren't supposed to go live until April, then the transcript will change. | |
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| creamy_stew 2002-04-02, 8:51 am |
| Just checked out my transcript, and now it says I am indeed a Windows 2000 MCSE!
Yay!
Thanks to all who replied!
/creamy |
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