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70-217 or 70-219 first?
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paresh_haridas
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Certifications: MCP (W95,W2kPro & Server)-Certified since 1997
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 70-217 or 70-219 first?
Hi,
I cleared my Win2k Server and Win2k Professional in September 2001 (about 6 months ago) and had to take a break due to excess work pressure. Now I want to get down to studies and have the MCSE certification under my belt ... however I'm a bit confused whether to prepare for 70-217 or 70-219 first. I'd greatly appreciate if I could get some valuable inputs in this regard.
I'd also be thankful to you all if you could let me know the best way to prepare for these exams.
Cheers,
Paresh
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For sure take the 217 first. To be done with all of your core exams. Keep 219 last. Best to do things in order. For one exam helps with the rest
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