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loomis1
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Ok, new to the MCSE seen. I'm assuming I start with 70-210. What's the best book to go with, and what's the need score to pass, Tanks.

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Yeti-GBR1
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Yip your right 210 is the best strarting point for MCSE2000 cert.

Follow this url it will answer your question: http://www.examnotes.net/mcse2000/70210/details.shtml

Also have a look at: http://www.examnotes.net/mcse2000/70210/

Or follow the links below.

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check out the exam cram book for 210. I bought it a week ago, and found it pretty good. Also the MOC is pretty good...

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