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I have just joined cert form and i am looking for some advice regarding the best and cheapest way to get MCSE certification.

I am an MCSE for NT 4.0 but have been out of touch with the field for 3 years due to personal problems.

I am now trying to get back to business. I am planning to do it on a self study basis i.e buying books and booking exams without going through the more expensive route.

Do you think doing it this way is achievable ? I'll appreciate any advices.

 

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Greetings MDonny

I cant help you with any of your questions im afraid but am sure that some one will be along soon with a great load of helpful advice :hhhmmm Its normally a bit qiuet around here on a weekend so u may have to wait a bit longer,but fear not advice will deffiniatly come

 

Hi, MDonny. Welcome aboard and good luck with updating your MCSE. I can't see any real problems with you obtaining an update using self-study with your previous experience. Obviously 3 years out is a long time but you won't be starting completely 'green' - the usual caveat applies though and you'll need some hands-on with the new technologies (especially ADS!).

 

Hi and welcome, MDonny - start with a nosey around our Training & Development board to see the replies to similar questions in the past. Feel free to ask anything you dont find in there

 

Greetings MDonny and welcome. If you are an NT MCSE, I think that would serve as a good foundation to upgrade to 2003. Lots of changes naturally, but you've already proved you can manage a Microsoft network. Have a go at it. Let us know how we can help.

 

Hi and welcome to the forum.