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I am currently working on my MCSA. One requirement is "Exam 70-218:
Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment". I have an MCSE core
training kit that includes one book on "Exam 70-216: Network Infrastructure
Administration". My question: How similiar are the exams 70-216 and
70-218? Are they similiar enough that a Microsoft Press book on
Infrastructure Administration would cover the points of a Network Management
exam?
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"Fuse News" <tim_mclean_jm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am currently working on my MCSA. One requirement is "Exam 70-218:
> I have an MCSE core training kit that includes one book on "Exam 70-216:
> My question: How similiar are the exams 70-216 and
> 70-218? Are they similiar enough that a Microsoft Press book on
> Infrastructure Administration would cover the points of a Network
> Management exam?
Not in the slightest. But what you learn for 218 covers over to 216 and
vice versa. They compliment each other but a book for one will not help on
the other. Completely different exam objectives.
Webster
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