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Hello people,

my name is wale. Am a new recruit into network support ad system administration with one of the world leadin industries but u c, like the intent of this forum, i really cant stand on my own. Havent got any certification yet but am lookin forward to startin from Mid year . That is y i decided to join a forum like this. I intend startin with MCSE and really, as much am into IT, I have little knowledge about this certification.... but i believe its goin to boost ma CV and i will gain intellectually also. So please, i need all the enlightment i can get... hola back, everibodi.


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Greetings, neosoft82. Welcome to CertForums. Glad you like the place. The MCSE is actually a series of Microsoft exams and it takes years to master all of the technologies involved and achieve this certification. You will need hands on experience with the desktop and server software to get much beyond the first exam or two.

Please visited our Microsoft Certification forums. I think some of the threads there will help bring the MCSE into perspective. Hope we can be of assistance. Cheers.

 

Welcome Wale, nice to meet you. Good luck with your studies and you may want to check out the N+ board too. Lots of nice links.

 

Hi, and good luck.

 

Hi Wale and welcome to CF you've come to the right place for help with certs. As Trip pointed out the MCSE does take years to do as it's at least 7 exams to get the cert. You might want to consider doing the CompTIA A+ or Network+ first as these are good certs to start with.

 

well at least now I can safely say I am not the only Nigerian on this forum anymore...so now we're getting cultural never mind a family affair...welcome aboard Wale and incidentally we could be mistaken for our names as mine is Waliu....hahaha...so remember everyone I am Waliu...make no mistake about that...right quit hijacking Waliu!!

 

Hi Wale, great to have you aboard. Wishing you all the best as you set on the cert trail. You'll find much help and support around here

 

I want o thank yall for the warm welcome. sure gives a sense of belongin.Let me paint a beta picture. If u were to be a support staff, do alot of monitoring of Network Performance and giving alot of help desk support to all users, Would u really advice an MSCE certification on there is something else one could consider. Another thing, for an IT novice who wish to build a career in Network and System Adminstration, Is truely compTIA A+ and Networks + the ideal certs. tks....

 

Definitely the best place to start

 

As far as delivering tier one tech support, probably A+ and Network+ certs would be good. An MCSE would basically be designing and administering (ideally) enterprise level networks.

 

Oh wow Wale. To throw yourslef in the middle of MCSE with no other exp is to make things alot harder on yourself than need be. Start with A+
http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/f29-.html
and N+ first.
http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/f30-.html

Work it, eat it, sleep it. When you can do that stuff on a computer without a second thought than you will be ready to move on. Besides, A+ and N+ are fun to learn and everyone here is to help.

 

Hi Wale and welcome to the forum.

Mitzs has some good advice there mate.

 

I will checking the link mitzs gave me in a minute. Yep, i beginin to feel the room. be back in a jiffy....

peace...

 

They are just our A+ and N+ boards Wale. They have a lot of good information and links that will help you with your studies.

 

Greetings wale

 

Welcome to CF mate.