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he's lying to you, fukcing guy


"Travis" <> wrote in message
news:1B67455A-1DB2-4AC5-8AF3-...
>I was told by a co-worker that if you do not take your 2003 MCSE upgrade
> exams by a certain time you are unable to follow the upgrade path. I
> looked
> all over microsoft.com/learning and technet and was unable to find any
> information stating there was a time limit to complete the upgrade before
> you
> had to take all of the exams.
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Travis

Thanks for the reply, I personally never hear that but it has been 3 years
since I did anything with exams and was looking to get started again.

"Consultant" wrote:

> he's lying to you, fukcing guy
>
>
> "Travis" <> wrote in message
> news:1B67455A-1DB2-4AC5-8AF3-...
> >I was told by a co-worker that if you do not take your 2003 MCSE upgrade
> > exams by a certain time you are unable to follow the upgrade path. I
> > looked
> > all over microsoft.com/learning and technet and was unable to find any
> > information stating there was a time limit to complete the upgrade before
> > you
> > had to take all of the exams.
> >
> >
> > Best Regards,
> >
> > Travis
>
>
>

"Travis" <> wrote in message
news:B62296E8-C975-4C5A-9FDB-...
> Thanks for the reply, I personally never hear that but it has been 3 years
> since I did anything with exams and was looking to get started again.
>
The 2000 upgrade exams were JUST (or are about to be) retired. So you should be
ok with the 2003 upgrade exams for a few years still.

IIRC, most of the exams have about a 6 year life cycle (plus or minus a few
months).

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