opinions on w2k3 elective
 

Does anyone have any thoughts / feedback on which
elective to take for MCSA? I'd like to reuse this
eventually for MCSE, which seems to limit me to either:

70-227 (no experience)
70-228 (some experience, looks interesting)
70-284 (no experience and looks like no chance!)
70-299 (looks like some overlap with 270-290)

CompTia Security+ - i'm waiting to get a look at the
MSPress book for this - as i get the impression it is
more vendor neutral, and i'm better at the theory then
the "which screens do you click to do..."

thanks for any help / bright ideas

L

opinions on w2k3 elective
 

I'd do 70-228 (in fact...I just finished my MCSA with 70-
216 as the elective and I wish now I had done 70-228). It
gets you one step closer to MCDBA...which, from my
experience in the workplace, is going to be HUGE in the
coming months. SQL is the future...go with it.

That's my $0.02!

>-----Original Message-----
>Does anyone have any thoughts / feedback on which
>elective to take for MCSA? I'd like to reuse this
>eventually for MCSE, which seems to limit me to either:
>
>70-227 (no experience)
>70-228 (some experience, looks interesting)
>70-284 (no experience and looks like no chance!)
>70-299 (looks like some overlap with 270-290)
>
>CompTia Security+ - i'm waiting to get a look at the
>MSPress book for this - as i get the impression it is
>more vendor neutral, and i'm better at the theory then
>the "which screens do you click to do..."
>
>thanks for any help / bright ideas
>
>L
>.
>

Re: opinions on w2k3 elective
 

"Larry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:2605c01c461bd
$6a5e3a90$a501280a@phx.gbl:

> Does anyone have any thoughts / feedback on which
> elective to take for MCSA? I'd like to reuse this
> eventually for MCSE, which seems to limit me to either:
>
> 70-227 (no experience)
> 70-228 (some experience, looks interesting)
> 70-284 (no experience and looks like no chance!)
> 70-299 (looks like some overlap with 270-290)
>
> CompTia Security+ - i'm waiting to get a look at the
> MSPress book for this - as i get the impression it is
> more vendor neutral, and i'm better at the theory then
> the "which screens do you click to do..."
>
> thanks for any help / bright ideas
>
> L

go with what you know, or possibly in this case what you want to learn

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"