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A+ towards MCSA still ?
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To receive an elective credit toward the MCSA certification, candidates must earn the CompTIA A+ credential and either the CompTIA Network+ credential or the CompTIA Server+ credential. Alternatively, candidates can earn the CompTIA Security+ credential.
10onrussel
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Are you planning to do MCSE?
I am busy with A+ and N+ as electives for MCSE. . .rather go for N+ combined with either Security+ or Server+ as electives. If you have experience I would suggest you skip A+. It is not a requirement for MCSE, but they do recommend you take it. . .
I am busy with A+ and N+ as electives for MCSE. . .rather go for N+ combined with either Security+ or Server+ as electives. If you have experience I would suggest you skip A+. It is not a requirement for MCSE, but they do recommend you take it. . .
I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, 10onrussel, but neither Network+ nor A+ will count as electives towards the MCSE. Combined they do fulfill an elective for the MCSA though. The only CompTIA cert that counts towards the MCSE is the Security+.
Details are here:
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CompTIA A+, Network+, Server+, Security+
MCSE:Security 2003
MCITP:Enterprise Administrator
Details are here:
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CompTIA A+, Network+, Server+, Security+
MCSE:Security 2003
MCITP:Enterprise Administrator
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