In this competitive world, the only way that one could be ahead of his competitors in the job market is by having adding values to one’s resume. To increase the value of your resume, one not only needs various degrees but also various certifications in his field of work. One of the most reputed certificates in the job market is the CCDA certificate provided by Microsoft. Once a person has this certificate he can be assured that he would get the job in an interview provided that his attitude is in match with that job.
But getting a CCDA certification isn’t very easy; one has to put in a good amount of hard work to get this certification. This can be seen from number of people who writes the exams and the people who passes it as the pass percentage is very low. If one has the liking for technical subjects then he could try this examination. It would be advantageous in the exam, if the person attending the exam has prior work experience in this field. They would have had exposure in the field and would understand the concepts much quicker than others. The exam is filled with multiple choice questions and also requires the person to do activities such as drag and drop and also to build tree diagrams.
There are various simulations available which would help you to clear the MCTS examination which would earn you the CCDA certificate. Once a person obtains this certificate he would be mostly promoted in the organization to a higher position and it would fast track your development in the organization. This certification would be ideal for people who feel that they have been at the lower positions for too long and want to move up the organization’s chart. The exam is difficult to clear but with proper preparation and hard work one could always get over it.
I would like to share training resources regarding 70-272 and Cisco Certifications. These are highly recommended for IT certifications preparation.
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Showing posts with label mcse 2003. Show all posts
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Comparison between MCTS and CCDA
In this competitive world, the only way that one could be ahead of his competitors in the job market is by having adding values to one’s resume. To increase the value of your resume, one not only needs various degrees but also various certifications in his field of work. One of the most reputed certificates in the job market is the CCDA certificate provided by Microsoft. Once a person has this certificate he can be assured that he would get the job in an interview provided that his attitude is in match with that job.
But getting a CCDA certification isn’t very easy; one has to put in a good amount of hard work to get this certification. This can be seen from number of people who writes the exams and the people who passes it as the pass percentage is very low. If one has the liking for technical subjects then he could try this examination. It would be advantageous in the exam, if the person attending the exam has prior work experience in this field. They would have had exposure in the field and would understand the concepts much quicker than others. The exam is filled with multiple choice questions and also requires the person to do activities such as drag and drop and also to build tree diagrams.
There are various simulations available which would help you to clear the MCTS examination which would earn you the CCDA certificate. Once a person obtains this certificate he would be mostly promoted in the organization to a higher position and it would fast track your development in the organization. This certification would be ideal for people who feel that they have been at the lower positions for too long and want to move up the organization’s chart. The exam is difficult to clear but with proper preparation and hard work one could always get over it.
I would like to share training resources regarding 70-272 and Cisco Certifications. These are highly recommended for IT certifications preparation.
But getting a CCDA certification isn’t very easy; one has to put in a good amount of hard work to get this certification. This can be seen from number of people who writes the exams and the people who passes it as the pass percentage is very low. If one has the liking for technical subjects then he could try this examination. It would be advantageous in the exam, if the person attending the exam has prior work experience in this field. They would have had exposure in the field and would understand the concepts much quicker than others. The exam is filled with multiple choice questions and also requires the person to do activities such as drag and drop and also to build tree diagrams.
There are various simulations available which would help you to clear the MCTS examination which would earn you the CCDA certificate. Once a person obtains this certificate he would be mostly promoted in the organization to a higher position and it would fast track your development in the organization. This certification would be ideal for people who feel that they have been at the lower positions for too long and want to move up the organization’s chart. The exam is difficult to clear but with proper preparation and hard work one could always get over it.
I would like to share training resources regarding 70-272 and Cisco Certifications. These are highly recommended for IT certifications preparation.
Monday, September 20, 2010
An explanation of the Extended Support phase for Business & Developer products
An explanation of the Extended Support phase for Business & Developer products
Extended Support is the second phase of the Support Lifecycle for Business & Developer products. The key differences between the Mainstream Support phase and Extended Support phase are that the “no-charge” support options are no longer available and that we no longer provide new non-security hotfixes. This means that customers will need to open paid support cases (such as Premier, Pro or Pay Per Incident cases) to obtain support for their product. For those customers who require new non-security hotfixes during the Extended Support phase, a special program called Extended Hotfix Support (EHS) is available. I’ll save the detailed discussion about EHS for another posting.
One of the important things to note is that Extended Support is still a publicly supported phase. Many Premier and Pro customers who already open paid cases with Microsoft will notice little difference in the support that is provided in this phase. They will continue to be able to open paid cases, receive security updates, obtain support assistance from their Technical Account Manager, etc… In reality, few customers need Extended Hotfix Support unless they have a history of requesting or requiring non-security hotfixes.
Like the Mainstream Support phase, it is important to note that support is only provided at a supported service pack level.
The Extended Support phase is provided for a minimum of 5 years or 2 years after the second successor product is released, whichever is longer. This means that the Extended Support phase may be extended to longer than 5 years, if the second follow-on product release is delayed. The basic reasoning behind this policy is that we don’t want to completely end support for a product unless there are 2 newer versions of the product for customers to migrate to.
At the end of the Extended Support phase, Business & Developer products are no longer publicly supported. This means that there is no more paid support, no support assistance and no further security updates. Customers are highly encouraged to move a supported product as soon as possible.
Please tell us what you think! Does this better explain the Extended Support phase? What can we do better to explain this on our main site?
Extended Support is the second phase of the Support Lifecycle for Business & Developer products. The key differences between the Mainstream Support phase and Extended Support phase are that the “no-charge” support options are no longer available and that we no longer provide new non-security hotfixes. This means that customers will need to open paid support cases (such as Premier, Pro or Pay Per Incident cases) to obtain support for their product. For those customers who require new non-security hotfixes during the Extended Support phase, a special program called Extended Hotfix Support (EHS) is available. I’ll save the detailed discussion about EHS for another posting.
One of the important things to note is that Extended Support is still a publicly supported phase. Many Premier and Pro customers who already open paid cases with Microsoft will notice little difference in the support that is provided in this phase. They will continue to be able to open paid cases, receive security updates, obtain support assistance from their Technical Account Manager, etc… In reality, few customers need Extended Hotfix Support unless they have a history of requesting or requiring non-security hotfixes.
Like the Mainstream Support phase, it is important to note that support is only provided at a supported service pack level.
The Extended Support phase is provided for a minimum of 5 years or 2 years after the second successor product is released, whichever is longer. This means that the Extended Support phase may be extended to longer than 5 years, if the second follow-on product release is delayed. The basic reasoning behind this policy is that we don’t want to completely end support for a product unless there are 2 newer versions of the product for customers to migrate to.
At the end of the Extended Support phase, Business & Developer products are no longer publicly supported. This means that there is no more paid support, no support assistance and no further security updates. Customers are highly encouraged to move a supported product as soon as possible.
Please tell us what you think! Does this better explain the Extended Support phase? What can we do better to explain this on our main site?
An explanation of the Extended Support phase for Business & Developer products
An explanation of the Extended Support phase for Business & Developer products
Extended Support is the second phase of the Support Lifecycle for Business & Developer products. The key differences between the Mainstream Support phase and Extended Support phase are that the “no-charge” support options are no longer available and that we no longer provide new non-security hotfixes. This means that customers will need to open paid support cases (such as Premier, Pro or Pay Per Incident cases) to obtain support for their product. For those customers who require new non-security hotfixes during the Extended Support phase, a special program called Extended Hotfix Support (EHS) is available. I’ll save the detailed discussion about EHS for another posting.
One of the important things to note is that Extended Support is still a publicly supported phase. Many Premier and Pro customers who already open paid cases with Microsoft will notice little difference in the support that is provided in this phase. They will continue to be able to open paid cases, receive security updates, obtain support assistance from their Technical Account Manager, etc… In reality, few customers need Extended Hotfix Support unless they have a history of requesting or requiring non-security hotfixes.
Like the Mainstream Support phase, it is important to note that support is only provided at a supported service pack level.
The Extended Support phase is provided for a minimum of 5 years or 2 years after the second successor product is released, whichever is longer. This means that the Extended Support phase may be extended to longer than 5 years, if the second follow-on product release is delayed. The basic reasoning behind this policy is that we don’t want to completely end support for a product unless there are 2 newer versions of the product for customers to migrate to.
At the end of the Extended Support phase, Business & Developer products are no longer publicly supported. This means that there is no more paid support, no support assistance and no further security updates. Customers are highly encouraged to move a supported product as soon as possible.
Please tell us what you think! Does this better explain the Extended Support phase? What can we do better to explain this on our main site?
Extended Support is the second phase of the Support Lifecycle for Business & Developer products. The key differences between the Mainstream Support phase and Extended Support phase are that the “no-charge” support options are no longer available and that we no longer provide new non-security hotfixes. This means that customers will need to open paid support cases (such as Premier, Pro or Pay Per Incident cases) to obtain support for their product. For those customers who require new non-security hotfixes during the Extended Support phase, a special program called Extended Hotfix Support (EHS) is available. I’ll save the detailed discussion about EHS for another posting.
One of the important things to note is that Extended Support is still a publicly supported phase. Many Premier and Pro customers who already open paid cases with Microsoft will notice little difference in the support that is provided in this phase. They will continue to be able to open paid cases, receive security updates, obtain support assistance from their Technical Account Manager, etc… In reality, few customers need Extended Hotfix Support unless they have a history of requesting or requiring non-security hotfixes.
Like the Mainstream Support phase, it is important to note that support is only provided at a supported service pack level.
The Extended Support phase is provided for a minimum of 5 years or 2 years after the second successor product is released, whichever is longer. This means that the Extended Support phase may be extended to longer than 5 years, if the second follow-on product release is delayed. The basic reasoning behind this policy is that we don’t want to completely end support for a product unless there are 2 newer versions of the product for customers to migrate to.
At the end of the Extended Support phase, Business & Developer products are no longer publicly supported. This means that there is no more paid support, no support assistance and no further security updates. Customers are highly encouraged to move a supported product as soon as possible.
Please tell us what you think! Does this better explain the Extended Support phase? What can we do better to explain this on our main site?
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Microsoft fixes buggy patch for Windows Server 2008
Microsoft fixes buggy patch for Windows Server 2008
As part of its routine Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft re-released patch MS10-024 for Windows Server 2008 and R2 that was itself causing problems. The revised patch was not mentioned in the company's heads-up alerts issued on Thursday. However, some users are claiming that the patch also breaks Windows Server 2000. Microsoft disagrees.
The Microsoft Security Response Center blog that detailed Patch Tuesday fixes mentions the revised patch:
"We also include one bulletin re-release, MS10-024, in this cycle. The re-release will address the issue previously noted in KB976323, in which the installation of the bulletin reset user-configured settings for SMTP servers on Windows Server 2008-based systems with Internet Information Services (IIS) installed. Users who have previously installed MS01-024 will not be offered the re-released update."
The original patch caused some servers to stop sending e-mails. Microsoft knew the patch broke SMTP when it issued it. Shortly after the patch was pushed out in April, users began reporting the problem to Microsoft's Windows Help forum. Users were flummoxed, saying Microsoft's description of the problem and the fix didn't work. The only workaround they could find for the important patch was to uninstall it, particularly for Windows 2000. Wrote one user identified as "peterhoa":
"... The SMTP server could send mail from ASP and ASP .Net applications but not from other applications that had to be authenticated by the server and it would no longer relay mail from external applications connecting to the SMTP server (eg remote outlook clients). It seemed to be an authentication issue. If I set the authentication method (from the Access tab on properties) to Anonymous I found it would send email correctly, but of course anonymous is not a solution. With both Basic authentication and Windows security packaged selected the SMTP server would not relay mail. The only solution I could find after spending hours on it was to uninstall KB976323. That immediately fixed the problem. ...
The SMTP settings were NOT reset. The server just would not send mail. If the settings were reset I could have simply set them again. This would have been very simple -- I understand what the settings should be. However the settings were not changed at all. The problem was that the patch PREVENTED THE SMTP SERVER ON WINDOWS 2000 FROM RELAYING MAIL."
So, as of today, for Windows Server 2008 customers, the patch works fine, Microsoft says. But for Windows Server 2000 customers who also reported the problem (and support for Windows 2000 had not ended at the time of these reports), Microsoft's official response is to deny the patch caused the problem. Here is what Scott Landry, Exchange Server Product Quality, Customer Support, said:
"Correct, the SMTP settings issue only affects Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2, no other version. Any other issues are probably not directly related to the fix, but if you need our assistance investigating, do not hesitate to contact us."
Since Windows Server 2000 is no longer eligible for updates, if this patch doesn't work, it's a hole that won't be fixed.
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As part of its routine Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft re-released patch MS10-024 for Windows Server 2008 and R2 that was itself causing problems. The revised patch was not mentioned in the company's heads-up alerts issued on Thursday. However, some users are claiming that the patch also breaks Windows Server 2000. Microsoft disagrees.
The Microsoft Security Response Center blog that detailed Patch Tuesday fixes mentions the revised patch:
"We also include one bulletin re-release, MS10-024, in this cycle. The re-release will address the issue previously noted in KB976323, in which the installation of the bulletin reset user-configured settings for SMTP servers on Windows Server 2008-based systems with Internet Information Services (IIS) installed. Users who have previously installed MS01-024 will not be offered the re-released update."
The original patch caused some servers to stop sending e-mails. Microsoft knew the patch broke SMTP when it issued it. Shortly after the patch was pushed out in April, users began reporting the problem to Microsoft's Windows Help forum. Users were flummoxed, saying Microsoft's description of the problem and the fix didn't work. The only workaround they could find for the important patch was to uninstall it, particularly for Windows 2000. Wrote one user identified as "peterhoa":
"... The SMTP server could send mail from ASP and ASP .Net applications but not from other applications that had to be authenticated by the server and it would no longer relay mail from external applications connecting to the SMTP server (eg remote outlook clients). It seemed to be an authentication issue. If I set the authentication method (from the Access tab on properties) to Anonymous I found it would send email correctly, but of course anonymous is not a solution. With both Basic authentication and Windows security packaged selected the SMTP server would not relay mail. The only solution I could find after spending hours on it was to uninstall KB976323. That immediately fixed the problem. ...
The SMTP settings were NOT reset. The server just would not send mail. If the settings were reset I could have simply set them again. This would have been very simple -- I understand what the settings should be. However the settings were not changed at all. The problem was that the patch PREVENTED THE SMTP SERVER ON WINDOWS 2000 FROM RELAYING MAIL."
So, as of today, for Windows Server 2008 customers, the patch works fine, Microsoft says. But for Windows Server 2000 customers who also reported the problem (and support for Windows 2000 had not ended at the time of these reports), Microsoft's official response is to deny the patch caused the problem. Here is what Scott Landry, Exchange Server Product Quality, Customer Support, said:
"Correct, the SMTP settings issue only affects Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2, no other version. Any other issues are probably not directly related to the fix, but if you need our assistance investigating, do not hesitate to contact us."
Since Windows Server 2000 is no longer eligible for updates, if this patch doesn't work, it's a hole that won't be fixed.
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Launch Events for Visual Studio 2010 and Office 2010
It’s been a while since I last posted, so I thought I’d blog about a freebie from Microsoft as my triumphant return to the IT Humidor MCTS Certification.
Coming up this month will be the launch of Office 2010, Visual Studio 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2, and SharePoint 2010. To kick things off, Microsoft is holding launch-events in various parts of the country. Be a part of the launch of Microsoft’s new products, (and take home free copies of the software,) by signing up for an event in your area. For those of you who can’t make it to a live event, there will also be a live keynote by Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft’s business division on the launch of the new software suites.
There are two paths for each event, IT Pro and Developer:
Microsoft Announces Beta Exam for 71-680: TS: Windows 7, Configuring
Microsoft has announced that April 27th will be the day that they make the Windows 7 beta exam open to the public. This will be a similar exam to 70-620 which focuses on configuring Vista, and 70-270 which is all about Windows XP Pro. No news yet if the Windows 7 exam will count towards MCSA/MCSE, but you’d better believe that it’ll count towards MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. MCTS Training You will obtain a stand-alone Technology Specialist (TS) designation with the exam, just as with other next-generation Microsoft exams. For some documentation, take a look at the Windows 7 Technical Library Roadmap. For a good discussion on the ins and outs of the exam check out the dedicated thread on Certkingdom.com.
Coming up this month will be the launch of Office 2010, Visual Studio 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2, and SharePoint 2010. To kick things off, Microsoft is holding launch-events in various parts of the country. Be a part of the launch of Microsoft’s new products, (and take home free copies of the software,) by signing up for an event in your area. For those of you who can’t make it to a live event, there will also be a live keynote by Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft’s business division on the launch of the new software suites.
There are two paths for each event, IT Pro and Developer:
Microsoft Announces Beta Exam for 71-680: TS: Windows 7, Configuring
Microsoft has announced that April 27th will be the day that they make the Windows 7 beta exam open to the public. This will be a similar exam to 70-620 which focuses on configuring Vista, and 70-270 which is all about Windows XP Pro. No news yet if the Windows 7 exam will count towards MCSA/MCSE, but you’d better believe that it’ll count towards MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. MCTS Training You will obtain a stand-alone Technology Specialist (TS) designation with the exam, just as with other next-generation Microsoft exams. For some documentation, take a look at the Windows 7 Technical Library Roadmap. For a good discussion on the ins and outs of the exam check out the dedicated thread on Certkingdom.com.
Launch Events for Visual Studio 2010 and Office 2010
It’s been a while since I last posted, so I thought I’d blog about a freebie from Microsoft as my triumphant return to the IT Humidor MCTS Certification.
Coming up this month will be the launch of Office 2010, Visual Studio 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2, and SharePoint 2010. To kick things off, Microsoft is holding launch-events in various parts of the country. Be a part of the launch of Microsoft’s new products, (and take home free copies of the software,) by signing up for an event in your area. For those of you who can’t make it to a live event, there will also be a live keynote by Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft’s business division on the launch of the new software suites.
There are two paths for each event, IT Pro and Developer:
Microsoft Announces Beta Exam for 71-680: TS: Windows 7, Configuring
Microsoft has announced that April 27th will be the day that they make the Windows 7 beta exam open to the public. This will be a similar exam to 70-620 which focuses on configuring Vista, and 70-270 which is all about Windows XP Pro. No news yet if the Windows 7 exam will count towards MCSA/MCSE, but you’d better believe that it’ll count towards MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. MCTS Training You will obtain a stand-alone Technology Specialist (TS) designation with the exam, just as with other next-generation Microsoft exams. For some documentation, take a look at the Windows 7 Technical Library Roadmap. For a good discussion on the ins and outs of the exam check out the dedicated thread on Certkingdom.com.
Coming up this month will be the launch of Office 2010, Visual Studio 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2, and SharePoint 2010. To kick things off, Microsoft is holding launch-events in various parts of the country. Be a part of the launch of Microsoft’s new products, (and take home free copies of the software,) by signing up for an event in your area. For those of you who can’t make it to a live event, there will also be a live keynote by Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft’s business division on the launch of the new software suites.
There are two paths for each event, IT Pro and Developer:
Microsoft Announces Beta Exam for 71-680: TS: Windows 7, Configuring
Microsoft has announced that April 27th will be the day that they make the Windows 7 beta exam open to the public. This will be a similar exam to 70-620 which focuses on configuring Vista, and 70-270 which is all about Windows XP Pro. No news yet if the Windows 7 exam will count towards MCSA/MCSE, but you’d better believe that it’ll count towards MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. MCTS Training You will obtain a stand-alone Technology Specialist (TS) designation with the exam, just as with other next-generation Microsoft exams. For some documentation, take a look at the Windows 7 Technical Library Roadmap. For a good discussion on the ins and outs of the exam check out the dedicated thread on Certkingdom.com.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Collection of 50 ebooks about Windows Server 2008
Collection of 50 ebooks about Windows Server 2008
Addison Wesley – The Complete Guide to Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, A Beginner’s Guide (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, The Complete Reference (2008).pdf
MS Press – Introducing Windows Server 2008 (2007).chm
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-640 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory (2008).pdf
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-642 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure (2008).pdf
MS Press – Transitioning Your MCSA-MCSE To Windows Server 2008 (2009).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Inside Out (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection (NAP) (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Security Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Server Core Administrator’s Pocket Consultant (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 TCP-IP Protocols and Services (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Resource Kit (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion (2009).pdf
O’Reilly – Windows Server 2008, The Definitive Guide (2008).chm
Packt – Small Business Server 2008 – Installation, Migration, and Configuration (2009).pdf
Sams – Teach Yourself Windows Server 2008 in 24 Hours (2008).chm
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Unleashed (2008).pdf
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Unleashed (2008).pdf
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Certificate Services in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Objects in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Communications and Security in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Configuring DNS in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Group Policy Objects Strategy in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Monitoring Backups and Recovery in Windows Server 2008.zip
Sybex – Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core (2008).pdf
Sybex – Mastering Active Directory for Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide Exam 70-646 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide (2009).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration Exam Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS, Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V (2009).pdf
Syngress – Securing Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSA on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-648 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSE on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-649 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory Exam 70-640 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Applications Infrastructure Exam 70-643 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure Exam 70-642 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam 70-647 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Exam 70-646 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration with Virtual Lab (2009).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Bible (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration (2008).pdf
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MCITP Training - MCTS Training
Addison Wesley – The Complete Guide to Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, A Beginner’s Guide (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, The Complete Reference (2008).pdf
MS Press – Introducing Windows Server 2008 (2007).chm
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-640 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory (2008).pdf
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-642 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure (2008).pdf
MS Press – Transitioning Your MCSA-MCSE To Windows Server 2008 (2009).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Inside Out (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection (NAP) (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Security Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Server Core Administrator’s Pocket Consultant (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 TCP-IP Protocols and Services (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Resource Kit (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion (2009).pdf
O’Reilly – Windows Server 2008, The Definitive Guide (2008).chm
Packt – Small Business Server 2008 – Installation, Migration, and Configuration (2009).pdf
Sams – Teach Yourself Windows Server 2008 in 24 Hours (2008).chm
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Unleashed (2008).pdf
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Unleashed (2008).pdf
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Certificate Services in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Objects in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Communications and Security in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Configuring DNS in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Group Policy Objects Strategy in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Monitoring Backups and Recovery in Windows Server 2008.zip
Sybex – Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core (2008).pdf
Sybex – Mastering Active Directory for Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide Exam 70-646 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide (2009).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration Exam Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS, Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V (2009).pdf
Syngress – Securing Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSA on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-648 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSE on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-649 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory Exam 70-640 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Applications Infrastructure Exam 70-643 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure Exam 70-642 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam 70-647 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Exam 70-646 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration with Virtual Lab (2009).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Bible (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration (2008).pdf
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Collection of 50 ebooks about Windows Server 2008
Collection of 50 ebooks about Windows Server 2008
Addison Wesley – The Complete Guide to Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, A Beginner’s Guide (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, The Complete Reference (2008).pdf
MS Press – Introducing Windows Server 2008 (2007).chm
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-640 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory (2008).pdf
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-642 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure (2008).pdf
MS Press – Transitioning Your MCSA-MCSE To Windows Server 2008 (2009).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Inside Out (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection (NAP) (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Security Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Server Core Administrator’s Pocket Consultant (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 TCP-IP Protocols and Services (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Resource Kit (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion (2009).pdf
O’Reilly – Windows Server 2008, The Definitive Guide (2008).chm
Packt – Small Business Server 2008 – Installation, Migration, and Configuration (2009).pdf
Sams – Teach Yourself Windows Server 2008 in 24 Hours (2008).chm
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Unleashed (2008).pdf
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Unleashed (2008).pdf
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Certificate Services in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Objects in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Communications and Security in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Configuring DNS in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Group Policy Objects Strategy in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Monitoring Backups and Recovery in Windows Server 2008.zip
Sybex – Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core (2008).pdf
Sybex – Mastering Active Directory for Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide Exam 70-646 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide (2009).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration Exam Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS, Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V (2009).pdf
Syngress – Securing Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSA on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-648 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSE on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-649 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory Exam 70-640 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Applications Infrastructure Exam 70-643 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure Exam 70-642 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam 70-647 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Exam 70-646 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration with Virtual Lab (2009).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Bible (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration (2008).pdf
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Addison Wesley – The Complete Guide to Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, A Beginner’s Guide (2008).pdf
McGraw-Hill – Microsoft Windows Server 2008, The Complete Reference (2008).pdf
MS Press – Introducing Windows Server 2008 (2007).chm
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-640 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory (2008).pdf
MS Press – MCTS Self Paced Training Kit Exam 70-642 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure (2008).pdf
MS Press – Transitioning Your MCSA-MCSE To Windows Server 2008 (2009).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Inside Out (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection (NAP) (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Security Resource Kit (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Server Core Administrator’s Pocket Consultant (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 TCP-IP Protocols and Services (2008).pdf
MS Press – Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Resource Kit (2008).chm
MS Press – Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion (2009).pdf
O’Reilly – Windows Server 2008, The Definitive Guide (2008).chm
Packt – Small Business Server 2008 – Installation, Migration, and Configuration (2009).pdf
Sams – Teach Yourself Windows Server 2008 in 24 Hours (2008).chm
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Unleashed (2008).pdf
Sams – Windows Server 2008 Unleashed (2008).pdf
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Certificate Services in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Active Directory Objects in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Communications and Security in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Configuring DNS in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Group Policy Objects Strategy in Windows Server 2008.zip
SkillSoft Courseware – Monitoring Backups and Recovery in Windows Server 2008.zip
Sybex – Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core (2008).pdf
Sybex – Mastering Active Directory for Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide Exam 70-646 (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide (2009).pdf
Sybex – MCITP, Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration Exam Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – MCTS, Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Study Guide (2008).pdf
Sybex – Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V (2009).pdf
Syngress – Securing Windows Server 2008 (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSA on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-648 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Upgrading Your MCSE on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008 Exam 70-649 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory Exam 70-640 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Applications Infrastructure Exam 70-643 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure Exam 70-642 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam 70-647 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Syngress – The Real MCTS-MCITP Windows Server 2008 Server Administrator Exam 70-646 Prep Kit (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration with Virtual Lab (2009).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Bible (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 For Dummies (2008).pdf
Wiley – Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration (2008).pdf
Windows Server 2008 Resource Kit CD.rar
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Friday, May 14, 2010
MCSE Certification: Still a Relevant Qualification
he MCSE 2003 certification indicates you can work at a high standard on all several Windows servers up to and including the 2003 server. Although there are more recent systems and qualifications available, it shows that you can design, implement and administrate Information systems on these servers and can really boost your CV.
MCSE stands for Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and the qualification has been around for several years now, meaning that most officials are aware of it. With the arrival of the new Microsoft MCITP qualifications many people believe that the MCSE is out of date, but this is not necessarily true.
The MCITP certification has arrived and does cover all the aspects of more recent Microsoft servers. On the other hand, while it is important to be up-to-date, it always takes a while for older technology to filter out of use and it does not look as though server 2003 is going to disappear any time soon and having a certification for this system can only be beneficial.
By no means is this an either/or situation. On the contrary, an extra certification can only help you. Starting out with the MCSE and then progressing to the MCITP will show that you have a broader understanding of your subject and the development of information systems. There are also MCSE 2008 upgrade courses available to show that you have that range of knowledge.
After all, it’s better to be able to show a commitment to the career, and this certification might not be around forever. The broader your range of experience and qualification the better equipped you are. The MCSE certification can also help you gain CISSP or MCITP qualifications if you choose to expand on it.
In order to get an MCSE qualification there are seven exams you have to pass. This could seem like a lot of work but gaining MCSE certification does not need to take over your life. With user friendly computer based training available you can learn in your own time. These CBT courses are put together by experts as well, so you don’t need to worry about the quality of what you are studying.
So, don’t dismiss the MCSE qualification just yet. It will be useful for several years yet and still improves your CV.
To find more information on MCSE 2003 training online options have a look at www.certkingdom.com for expert training options.
MCSE Certification: Still a Relevant Qualification
he MCSE 2003 certification indicates you can work at a high standard on all several Windows servers up to and including the 2003 server. Although there are more recent systems and qualifications available, it shows that you can design, implement and administrate Information systems on these servers and can really boost your CV.
MCSE stands for Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and the qualification has been around for several years now, meaning that most officials are aware of it. With the arrival of the new Microsoft MCITP qualifications many people believe that the MCSE is out of date, but this is not necessarily true.
The MCITP certification has arrived and does cover all the aspects of more recent Microsoft servers. On the other hand, while it is important to be up-to-date, it always takes a while for older technology to filter out of use and it does not look as though server 2003 is going to disappear any time soon and having a certification for this system can only be beneficial.
By no means is this an either/or situation. On the contrary, an extra certification can only help you. Starting out with the MCSE and then progressing to the MCITP will show that you have a broader understanding of your subject and the development of information systems. There are also MCSE 2008 upgrade courses available to show that you have that range of knowledge.
After all, it’s better to be able to show a commitment to the career, and this certification might not be around forever. The broader your range of experience and qualification the better equipped you are. The MCSE certification can also help you gain CISSP or MCITP qualifications if you choose to expand on it.
In order to get an MCSE qualification there are seven exams you have to pass. This could seem like a lot of work but gaining MCSE certification does not need to take over your life. With user friendly computer based training available you can learn in your own time. These CBT courses are put together by experts as well, so you don’t need to worry about the quality of what you are studying.
So, don’t dismiss the MCSE qualification just yet. It will be useful for several years yet and still improves your CV.
To find more information on MCSE 2003 training online options have a look at www.certkingdom.com for expert training options.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Where to Do Your Microsoft MCSE Training – Simplified
Because you’re accomplishing your assay on MCSE 2003 training programs, you’ll apparently be in 1 of 2 situations: You’re possibly advertent a abolitionist change of career to get into the IT field, and assay demonstrates there’s a massive charge for certified networking professionals. Alternatively you’re anyone with a assertive bulk of IT ability – and you wish to enhance your CV with an mcts training.
We’d acclaim you see affirmation that your provider is in fact training you on the latest Microsoft version. Abounding trainees become actual demoralised if it turns out they accept been belief for an anachronous MCSE advance which will accept to be revised. Training companies accept to be adherent to advertent the ultimate affairs for their students. Directing abstraction is appropriately anxious with allegorical humans on establishing which way to go, as it is giving them admonition to ability their destination.
Considering the bulk of options that are available, does it absolutely shock us that a ample allotment of acceptance don’t absolutely accept the best career aisle they should even pursue. What is our likelihood of acquisitive the abounding facets of a accurate career if we’ve never been there? Most acceptable we accept never met anyone who performs the role either. Deliberation over abounding issues is important if you charge to acknowledge the appropriate answers:
* Which blazon of being you accede yourself to be – the tasks that you enjoy, and on the added ancillary of the bread – what don’t you like doing.
* What array of time-frame do you wish for retraining?
* Where do you angle on job achievement vs salary?
* Considering the huge aberration that accretion covers, it’s important to be able to see the differences.
* You should aswell anticipate continued and harder about the bulk of time and accomplishment you’re traveling to accord to your training.
The basal band is, the best way of blockage this all out is from a acceptable allocution with anyone who through years of acquaintance will accommodate solid advice.
Many training providers alone accommodate basal 9am till 6pm abutment (maybe a little beforehand or afterwards on assertive days); not abounding go backward into the black (after 8-9pm) or awning weekends properly. Avoid those companies that use ‘out-of-hours’ call-centres – with your call-back appointed for accustomed appointment hours. This is abortive if you’re ashore and could do with an acknowledgment during your appointed abstraction period.
We acclaim searching for abstraction programmes that absorb three or four alone abutment centres from about the world. These should be chip to accredit simple one-stop admission as able-bodied as ceaseless access, if you charge it, with the minimum of hassle. If you opt for beneath than direct-access ceaseless support, you’ll end up blame yourself. It may be that you don’t use it throughout the night, but what about weekends, evenings and aboriginal mornings at some point.
Let’s accept it: There absolutely is no such affair as alone job aegis anywhere now; there can alone be bazaar and area aegis – companies can just abolish anyone whenever it meets their barter requirements. Aegis alone exists now through a bound ascent marketplace, fuelled by a arrears of accomplished staff. It’s this curtailment that creates just the appropriate accomplishments for a college akin of market-security – a far bigger situation.
The accretion Industry abilities curtailment in the country currently stands at almost 26 percent, as apparent by a contempo e-Skills analysis. Alternatively, you could say, this acutely demonstrates that the UK is alone able to antecedent three appropriately accepted workers for anniversary four job positions in actuality today. This alarming accuracy acutely demonstrates an burning claim for added commercially able Information Technology professionals beyond Great Britain. Actually, retraining in Information Technology as you advance through the next year or two is apparently the finest best of careers you could make.
You accept to be abiding that all your abilities are accepted and what administration are searching for – don’t even accede studies which advance to some centralized affidavit (which is as abortive as if you’d printed it yourself). You’ll acquisition that alone recognised acceptance from the brand of Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco and CompTIA will beggarly annihilation to employers.
We’d acclaim you see affirmation that your provider is in fact training you on the latest Microsoft version. Abounding trainees become actual demoralised if it turns out they accept been belief for an anachronous MCSE advance which will accept to be revised. Training companies accept to be adherent to advertent the ultimate affairs for their students. Directing abstraction is appropriately anxious with allegorical humans on establishing which way to go, as it is giving them admonition to ability their destination.
Considering the bulk of options that are available, does it absolutely shock us that a ample allotment of acceptance don’t absolutely accept the best career aisle they should even pursue. What is our likelihood of acquisitive the abounding facets of a accurate career if we’ve never been there? Most acceptable we accept never met anyone who performs the role either. Deliberation over abounding issues is important if you charge to acknowledge the appropriate answers:
* Which blazon of being you accede yourself to be – the tasks that you enjoy, and on the added ancillary of the bread – what don’t you like doing.
* What array of time-frame do you wish for retraining?
* Where do you angle on job achievement vs salary?
* Considering the huge aberration that accretion covers, it’s important to be able to see the differences.
* You should aswell anticipate continued and harder about the bulk of time and accomplishment you’re traveling to accord to your training.
The basal band is, the best way of blockage this all out is from a acceptable allocution with anyone who through years of acquaintance will accommodate solid advice.
Many training providers alone accommodate basal 9am till 6pm abutment (maybe a little beforehand or afterwards on assertive days); not abounding go backward into the black (after 8-9pm) or awning weekends properly. Avoid those companies that use ‘out-of-hours’ call-centres – with your call-back appointed for accustomed appointment hours. This is abortive if you’re ashore and could do with an acknowledgment during your appointed abstraction period.
We acclaim searching for abstraction programmes that absorb three or four alone abutment centres from about the world. These should be chip to accredit simple one-stop admission as able-bodied as ceaseless access, if you charge it, with the minimum of hassle. If you opt for beneath than direct-access ceaseless support, you’ll end up blame yourself. It may be that you don’t use it throughout the night, but what about weekends, evenings and aboriginal mornings at some point.
Let’s accept it: There absolutely is no such affair as alone job aegis anywhere now; there can alone be bazaar and area aegis – companies can just abolish anyone whenever it meets their barter requirements. Aegis alone exists now through a bound ascent marketplace, fuelled by a arrears of accomplished staff. It’s this curtailment that creates just the appropriate accomplishments for a college akin of market-security – a far bigger situation.
The accretion Industry abilities curtailment in the country currently stands at almost 26 percent, as apparent by a contempo e-Skills analysis. Alternatively, you could say, this acutely demonstrates that the UK is alone able to antecedent three appropriately accepted workers for anniversary four job positions in actuality today. This alarming accuracy acutely demonstrates an burning claim for added commercially able Information Technology professionals beyond Great Britain. Actually, retraining in Information Technology as you advance through the next year or two is apparently the finest best of careers you could make.
You accept to be abiding that all your abilities are accepted and what administration are searching for – don’t even accede studies which advance to some centralized affidavit (which is as abortive as if you’d printed it yourself). You’ll acquisition that alone recognised acceptance from the brand of Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco and CompTIA will beggarly annihilation to employers.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Upgrade-your-MCDST-certification-to-MCTS-and-MCITP-on-Windows-Vista-certifications
Windows Client Certification
Getting certified on the Windows operating system can help you reach your goals.
In today’s increasingly complex IT environment, a certification on Windows
proves to customers and employers that you have the technical skills necessary
to do the job.
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Upgrade your MCDST certification to MCTS and MCITP on Windows Vista
certifications
As a Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCDST), you can upgrade
your credential to include a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS)
certification and a Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) certification on
Windows Vista, by passing just one exam.
These added credentials validate your comprehension of Windows Vista, your
ability to deploy and support this operating system, and your skills in
troubleshooting network connectivity and application issues.
Current certification
MCDST (Windows XP)
Certification goals
MCTS: Windows Vista, Configuration
and
MCITP: Enterprise Support Technician (Windows Vista)
Required exam
Exam 70-621: PRO: Upgrading Your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise
Support
Note If you have an MCDST, you can use Exam 70-621 toward certifications that
list Exam 70-620 as a requirement (for example, MCTS: Windows Vista,
Configuration).
Upgrade to MCITP: Consumer Support Technician
After you pass Exam 70-621, you have completed the prerequisite for the
MCITP: Consumer Support Technician credential. This credential highlights your
expertise in supporting a broad range of issues related to Windows Vista,
including client operating systems, desktop applications, mobile devices,
networking, and hardware support. It is the right option if you want to build
expertise in home user support or consumer retail support.
Current certifications
MCDST (Windows XP)
MCTS: Windows Vista, Configuration
MCITP: Enterprise Support Technician
Certification goal
MCITP: Consumer Support Technician
Required exam
Exam 70-623: PRO: Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on a Windows
Vista Client for Consumer Support Technicians
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