Mcpit sa

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Hi All,

I have a few questions that i am finding rather confusing to figure out.

1. How long before MCSE 2003 is retired
2. If you learn server 2008, then i guess you can use that knowledge on 2003 enviroment

As I am currently doing my comptia exams i dont have the time to do an mcse/mcitp, and trying to figure out the best route. I am guess being certified 2008 is more marketable?

Rgds,

Hussain

 

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You get certified in what you work with. So if you work with 2003 then certify in it if you work with 2008 then certify in that. If you work with neither then getting either cert will over certify you for your experience level.

2003 will be around for years to come.

 

Thanks for the tip.

I work with 2003, is there any information on when the exams for MCSE will be retired? I dont want to start now, only to find out in 6 months that it is no longer valid.

Is there an expiration on the mcse 2003 certification and also the mcpit SA certification?

Rgds,

H

 

Ahh I didn't know that about MCTS or MCITP... good to know! Thanks Ken.