70-227 - surprise...

Passed 70-227 last week but got a *detailed score report* like that
promised on the MCP site for the 2003 track!

Not a pass/fail exam as I was expecting .

the detailed breakdown of areas was just like in the old days (with a
little face-lift)

Also
I couldnt even wear a wind-up watch in the exam and they have stopped
issuing numbered sheets of paper

it was a long exam with 62 questions rather than the publicised 55,
time was very very tight

Is this link now wrong ???
http://studyguides.cramsession.com/c...ISAServer2000/

Mah - Dee

I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here and
i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second opinion
might cool me off.

I've written the following courses :
210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.

Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining the
the MCSE Certifications?

Your replies will be very much welcome.

Thanks

deon

Only a little question: How many pencils did you spend
writing the courses?


>-----Original Message-----
>
>I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here and
>i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second opinion
>might cool me off.
>
>I've written the following courses :
>210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.
>
>Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining the
>the MCSE Certifications?
>
>Your replies will be very much welcome.
>
>Thanks
>.
>

Monli nouer

Those tests will get you both an MCSA and an MCSE for Windows 2000.

The 70-218 test you passed is a key requirement for the MCSA and either the
70-219 or 70-221 test satisfies the design test for the MCSE.

Should you take the 70-228 and 70-229, you'll also satisfy your MCDBA if you
want it. Then you're only 2 additional tests away from the MCSD.

They'll be sending you an email soon. Congrats !!!


"deon" <> wrote in message
news:0b9301c3715a$e53b4d10$...
>
> I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here and
> i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second opinion
> might cool me off.
>
> I've written the following courses :
> 210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.
>
> Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining the
> the MCSE Certifications?
>
> Your replies will be very much welcome.
>
> Thanks

Lady

Assuming that this was a legitimate post (and I don't
think it is), why would you encourage this guy to continue
moving ahead? He's arbitrarily taking exams with no idea
what he's accomplishing with each exam that he passes.
Encourage him to step back and figure out what he's doing
before he goes any further!

I understand your desire to be helpful, but not all help
is good help.

>-----Original Message-----
>Those tests will get you both an MCSA and an MCSE for
Windows 2000.
>
>The 70-218 test you passed is a key requirement for the
MCSA and either the
>70-219 or 70-221 test satisfies the design test for the
MCSE.
>
>Should you take the 70-228 and 70-229, you'll also
satisfy your MCDBA if you
>want it. Then you're only 2 additional tests away from
the MCSD.
>
>They'll be sending you an email soon. Congrats !!!
>
>
>"deon" <> wrote in message
>news:0b9301c3715a$e53b4d10$...
>>
>> I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here and
>> i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second opinion
>> might cool me off.
>>
>> I've written the following courses :
>> 210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.
>>
>> Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining the
>> the MCSE Certifications?
>>
>> Your replies will be very much welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
>.
>

Maestro

That's very profound...


>-----Original Message-----
>Assuming that this was a legitimate post (and I don't
>think it is), why would you encourage this guy to
continue
>moving ahead? He's arbitrarily taking exams with no
idea
>what he's accomplishing with each exam that he passes.
>Encourage him to step back and figure out what he's
doing
>before he goes any further!
>
>I understand your desire to be helpful, but not all help
>is good help.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Those tests will get you both an MCSA and an MCSE for
>Windows 2000.
>>
>>The 70-218 test you passed is a key requirement for the
>MCSA and either the
>>70-219 or 70-221 test satisfies the design test for the
>MCSE.
>>
>>Should you take the 70-228 and 70-229, you'll also
>satisfy your MCDBA if you
>>want it. Then you're only 2 additional tests away from
>the MCSD.
>>
>>They'll be sending you an email soon. Congrats !!!
>>
>>
>>"deon" <> wrote in message
>>news:0b9301c3715a$e53b4d10$...
>>>
>>> I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here
and
>>> i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second
opinion
>>> might cool me off.
>>>
>>> I've written the following courses :
>>> 210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.
>>>
>>> Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining
the
>>> the MCSE Certifications?
>>>
>>> Your replies will be very much welcome.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Jon

After reading it a second time, it is pretty deep huh?

>-----Original Message-----
>That's very profound...
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Assuming that this was a legitimate post (and I don't
>>think it is), why would you encourage this guy to
>continue
>>moving ahead? He's arbitrarily taking exams with no
>idea
>>what he's accomplishing with each exam that he passes.
>>Encourage him to step back and figure out what he's
>doing
>>before he goes any further!
>>
>>I understand your desire to be helpful, but not all help
>>is good help.
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Those tests will get you both an MCSA and an MCSE for
>>Windows 2000.
>>>
>>>The 70-218 test you passed is a key requirement for the
>>MCSA and either the
>>>70-219 or 70-221 test satisfies the design test for the
>>MCSE.
>>>
>>>Should you take the 70-228 and 70-229, you'll also
>>satisfy your MCDBA if you
>>>want it. Then you're only 2 additional tests away from
>>the MCSD.
>>>
>>>They'll be sending you an email soon. Congrats !!!
>>>
>>>
>>>"deon" <> wrote in message
>>>news:0b9301c3715a$e53b4d10$.. .
>>>>
>>>> I know MOST of u might just laught at my input here
>and
>>>> i'm a bit insecure about this topic and a second
>opinion
>>>> might cool me off.
>>>>
>>>> I've written the following courses :
>>>> 210,215,216,217,218,219 and 221.
>>>>
>>>> Aren't these courses the requirements for attaining
>the
>>>> the MCSE Certifications?
>>>>
>>>> Your replies will be very much welcome.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Maestro