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NT4 MCSE planning to take Win2k or 2003, which way? 1

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routerman

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A long time ago (at least it feels that way) I took the MCSE NT4. For some time now I'have been considering upgrading to win2K, but as I planning this I see there is the Windows 2003 MCSE available. So I'm looking for advice on which track to take.

Is there a significant difference between these 2 OS's, one persong I talked to thought 2003 was the same as .Net?

The reason is I already have some self study courses for win2k, but as I've not actually started yet which am I best taking.

Any self study recommendations?
 
do 2000 (5-7 tests depending on your electives for nt4) and then do 2003 (2 more tests).

the change will be more logical and gradual... and you will need to know 2000 to help your employer or customer migrate...

good luck!!

Setnaffa is an MCP-W2K (working on MCSE-W2K) with a few other certs, too...
 
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