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Hi, I have looked all over the place for this information but can not find the answer anywhere
I am an MSCE on NT4, options were exchange and proxy. I have also done 2000 pro and server. Does any of this count towards my MSCE in 2003?

Cheer

Caine

mydoom.?

You said you looked "all over the place" for this. How
long did that take you. It took me 20 seconds to find
this. Is it what you were looking for.
here's the url:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/windows2003/

For the MCSE on Windows NT 4.0 credential:

Networking: The core networking skills required for
Windows Server 2003 are significantly different than
those required for Windows NT 4.0; therefore, an MCSE on
Windows NT 4.0 must prove their skills on all four core
network exams.
Client: If the candidate has already taken either Exam 70-
210 or 70-270, no further action is required.
Design: An MCSE on Windows NT 4.0 was not required to
prove design skills, so they must prove their skills by
passing either a Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003
design exam. If the candidate has already taken a Windows
2000 design exam, no further action is required.
Elective: Elective exams are required so that candidates
prove technical breadth, interoperability skills, or
additional technical depth. For an MCSE on Windows NT
4.0, the MCSE credential itself satisfies the elective
requirement for Windows Server 2003 because it proves the
ability to support another version of the platform;
therefore, no further action is required.


information but can not find the answer anywhere.

have also done 2000 pro and server. Does any of this
count towards my MSCE in 2003??

mydoom.?

BTW, you're lucky you didn't post this in the MCSE group.
The mcngp would have torn you to shreds.


information but can not find the answer anywhere.

have also done 2000 pro and server. Does any of this
count towards my MSCE in 2003??

ken briscoe

it is real.

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