MCSA and few questions

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Hi All,

I decided that I will prepare to MCSA, but few questions,

I've MCDST so it's complete for electives , now 2 core and 1 client OS,I was think that 70-270 will ok, but I read that if I try pass 70-621 (upgrade from MCDST) i will complete towards MCSA client OS, so

elective = MCDST
client = 70-621 (MCTS and MCITP enterprise)

and 70-290 + 70-291

after that will be MCSA ?

Is that good ?, please help...

Marcin

 

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If you're already MCDST then you need to complete three further exams.

One of the following:-

• Exam 70-620 - TS: Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista Client
  Completing this will give you the MCTS: Vista certification as well
  
  
• Exam 70-621 - Pro: Upgrading your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support
  Completing this will give you the MCTS: Vista certification and MCITP: Enterprise Support Technician as well
  
  
• Exam 70-270 - Installing, Configuring, and Administering Windows XP Professional
  Completing this will give you no additional certifications
  

Both of the following:-

• Exam 70-290 - Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment
  
• Exam 70-291 - Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

Then you'll be MCSA qualified.

Full details can be found here - Link

HTH

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I cant found this info, may I'm blind.... there no information about 621 under link that you show me,

any way I've seen this under my cert planner but I was not sure about.

Thanks for reply.
marcin

 

My apologies. Link for 70-621 info is here.

Basically 70-621 counts as a 70-620 in whichever MS path you decide to follow. It should be visable inside your certification planner (I know mine is)

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