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can 70-270 be used as an elective also?
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| PEVDaddy 2003-01-23, 10:38 am |
| I have passed 6 of the 7 needed tests and I cannot find anything about this on the M$ website.
Can 70-270 be used as an elective as well as a core? I passed 210 last year (My first test) and thought about going after this one next to finish up the MCSE.
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| clarkv 2003-01-23, 12:00 pm |
| I have also looked into this. I took 70-210 in late 2001 and 70-270 last October. After passing, I looked into this because it seems like MS would offer this as an elective, but they clearly don't, according to the MCSE requirements (http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/...equirements.asp).
I wish they would reconsider. But all is not lost, I still believe it makes me more marketable, even though it does not further my certification status. | |
| Patrickjb 2003-02-13, 8:38 pm |
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Originally posted by clarkv
I have also looked into this. I took 70-210 in late 2001 and 70-270 last October. After passing, I looked into this because it seems like MS would offer this as an elective, but they clearly don't, according to the MCSE requirements (http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/...equirements.asp).
I wish they would reconsider. But all is not lost, I still believe it makes me more marketable, even though it does not further my certification status.
I don't believe you can take both 70-210 and 70-270 and have them count toward MCSE 2000. I believe it's one or the other. But the fact that you took both may not be a waste of time. Microsoft will be splitting the Windows 2003 MCSE off from the 2000 MCSE. With any luck you'll be able to count 70-270 toward the 2003 MCSE. | |
| clarkv 2003-02-13, 10:56 pm |
| Isn't that what I just tried to say? I even included the MS web link that specifies what the requirements for MCSE 2000 are, which don't include the XP exam. |
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