Expiration of Cert

One place asked me when my NT4 MSCE expired. Do you know when? Should it
be the date MS retired NT4?

Thx.

ME

Doesn't retire/expire.

My thoughts:
If you or the company you are working for still uses NT4, it's still
valuable. If a company you are potentially working for uses NT4, it's still
valuable.
If you can't use it, it's worthless (for the most part).

--
Famous last words "I wonder what this does..."


"ME" <> wrote in message
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> One place asked me when my NT4 MSCE expired. Do you know when? Should it
> be the date MS retired NT4?
>
> Thx.
>
>

Bill McPherson

In news:,
Bill McPherson <> wrote:
> Doesn't retire/expire.
>
> My thoughts:
> If you or the company you are working for still uses NT4, it's still
> valuable. If a company you are potentially working for uses NT4,
> it's still valuable.

The NT4 MCSE will also give you an advantage at a company that is planning
migration from NT4 to 2000. Often they can only find 2000 MCSE's but they
also need someone who knows the NT4 side.

Note: The above heavily depends on the following assumption: MCSE == knows
something about.
--
Jim
"Remember, an amateur built the Ark; professionals built the Titanic."

Jim Nugent

"ME" wrote:

> One place asked me when my NT4 MSCE expired. Do you know when? Should it
> be the date MS retired NT4?
>
> Thx.
>
>
>

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