MCSE Exams...what order? 1

[Aberdo]

I did not upgrade my NT4.0 MCSE, so I am going to have to take all the exams for my MCSE in Win2K. I am going to take the four core and 70-219, 70-220, and 70-221 for my exams. Is there an order that I should take these exams that will allow me to "build" as I go? Thanks in advance....

 

[Andreh]

I would fit the 70-218 in there somewhere ( ideally in the first 4) and you will receive the MCSA on the way through.

It is an elective of the MCSE.

Goodluck

 

[Aberdo]

Also, Is there a MCP with Win2K? I did not read anything about it being part of this track, but I saw something about it in another fourm. If it is part of it, what is the requirements? Thanks

 

[CitizenBleys]

Pass any Microsoft exam in the Windows 2000 track, and you are an MCP with Windows 2000.

My MCSE plan is 70-270 (XP Pro), 215 (200 Server), 217 (Active Directory), 218 (MCSA/elective), 220 (Designing Security), 224 (Exchange 2000), and then wrap it up with the 70-216 (Network Infractructure), which is supposed to be the hardest. I know it will be for me, because I had a bugger of a time staying awake when I took my Network Infrastructure course.

Seriously, if you've never been to one of Jamie's lectures, you have never truly slept.

 

[Smallboy3uk]

you may want to dump 70-270 in favour of 70-210 windows 2000 pro as it is nearly the same exam as the server one.

Regards

Si.

Win2k MCP

 

[bubble503]

210, 215, 216, 218 gets you the MCSA then go 217 then 2 of your choice. Doing it this way means you get the MCSA on the way and you only have to do 1 design exam and the 218 exam is just a mix of 216 and 217.

If you are just starting up would it not be worth going for the 2003 track?