Beoweolf
Mon Jun 28 08:44:05 CDT 2004
That is true...thus the first part of the reply..."What is the question?".
Since the header of message is MCSE: Messaging; but the text refers to what
is essentially a double MCP cert.
But to be an MCSE :messaging...by definition, you must be an MCSE. There are
no restrictions on the number of MCP certs you may take, pass and claim. But
MCSE or MCSA are specific and require particular combinations of certs. So,
take your certifications in any order you wish...but to get the title you
must be MCSE, to be MCSE:messaging.
What was the question?
"AB" <AB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BFD9C5B6-C639-47C7-8AF0-AE35A3944865@microsoft.com...
> You don't need to be an MCSE before you take the Exchange exams, you can
select them as part of the MCSE and that makes it MCSE : Messaging.
>
> "Beoweolf" wrote:
>
> > What is the question?
> >
> > MCSE:Messagaing is an add-on. 1st, you need to be MCSE, then complete
both
> > Exchange courses.
> >
> > e-book is included with the MS press manual.
> >
> > "Owen-San" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:2141b01c45a49$01d73510$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> > > I'm preparing for Exchange 2003 certifcation, do you know
> > > where can I get a ebook for course 2400?
> > > Thank you.
> > >
> >
> >
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