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Which Last Elective?
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bluetrain
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The Last One.... Which Elective and Why?
IIS4 or Exchange 5.5 I'd like to get insite from the many professionals out there now about which to choose? Thanks
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Go got Exchange 5.5
IIS 4 is retirering in less than 3 month and there is no replacement exam for it (no IIS 5 exam)
Exchange 5.5 is not scheduled to retire and when it does, you can take exchange 2000.
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Bluetrain,
I took Proxy Server 2 & Exchange Server 5.5 for electives because they are both useful and are not retiring.
You might considered SQL 7 Administration (70-028) as it will not be retiring.
Best of luck on your final exam.
Gene
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