Passed 70-219

215 minutes, 4 very verbose cases, 43 questions and received a score on the
report. 3 of my cases dealt with multiple forest scenarios which wasn't
dealt with in any study guide or the RK. I asked several Sr. Engineeers and
not a one of them can ever recall dealing with a W2K multiple forest
network.

Oh well, I passed. 1 exam left for W2K MCSE, 15 exams left to take for my
employer (who pays for books, prep exams, exams and gives me a bonus for
each exam I pass on the 1st try). This was my 16th certification exam and
so far, knock on wood, I have passed them all on the 1st try.

Webster

Webster

Congratulations!!

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"Webster" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> 215 minutes, 4 very verbose cases, 43 questions and received a score on
the
> report. 3 of my cases dealt with multiple forest scenarios which wasn't
> dealt with in any study guide or the RK. I asked several Sr. Engineeers
and
> not a one of them can ever recall dealing with a W2K multiple forest
> network.
>
> Oh well, I passed. 1 exam left for W2K MCSE, 15 exams left to take for my
> employer (who pays for books, prep exams, exams and gives me a bonus for
> each exam I pass on the 1st try). This was my 16th certification exam and
> so far, knock on wood, I have passed them all on the 1st try.
>
> Webster
>
>

Tom Helms [MSFT]

Are you going for a full house? I didn't know there were that many exams.
Whoa!

-dev...

Dev Lunsford

Congratulations, and good luck in your next exam.
>-----Original Message-----
>215 minutes, 4 very verbose cases, 43 questions and
received a score on the
>report. 3 of my cases dealt with multiple forest
scenarios which wasn't
>dealt with in any study guide or the RK. I asked
several Sr. Engineeers and
>not a one of them can ever recall dealing with a W2K
multiple forest
>network.
>
>Oh well, I passed. 1 exam left for W2K MCSE, 15 exams
left to take for my
>employer (who pays for books, prep exams, exams and
gives me a bonus for
>each exam I pass on the 1st try). This was my 16th
certification exam and
>so far, knock on wood, I have passed them all on the 1st
try.
>
>Webster
>
>
>.
>

Tamer

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 18:18:21 -0500, "Webster"
<> wrote:

> This was my 16th certification exam and
>so far, knock on wood, I have passed them all on the 1st try.

Are these all MS exams?

KLXrider, MCNGP #18

KLXrider

You have any job openings? My employer does not pay for any education and
refuses to pay for education incentive because there are quote " So many
easy computer certifications out there". What an enlightened comment from
people who have a hard time with the on button. So far I have passed 5 exams
first try with no support from my employer.

Rick

Rick

"Dev Lunsford" <> wrote in message
news:UBBab.177$...
> Are you going for a full house? I didn't know there were that many exams.
> Whoa!

I think so. When I am finished with all the exams I will have, I think, 17
certs!!! YIKES!

What is left:

2 Exchange exams
Net Infrastructure design exam (just cause I wanna)
2 Security exams (admin & design)
Security+
CCUE (Cisco Certified Unity Engineer)

Then upgrade everything to 2003

So that will make:

A+
Security+
CCUE
MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003
MCSA 2000, 2003
MCSA:Security 2000, 2003
MCSA:Messenging 2000, 2003
MCSE:Security 2000, 2003
MCSE:Messenging 2000, 2003

Oops, I miscounted. That is only 16 certs. Silly me trying to boost my ego
like that. If I counted the exams right that is 6 exams left to complete
all the 2000 stuff, then the Cisco exam and then 6 upgrade exams. Oh silly
me I miscounted again - that is only 13 exams left. Well I don't have near
the load in front of me as I thought.

Webster

Webster

"KLXrider" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 18:18:21 -0500, "Webster"
> <> wrote:
>
> Are these all MS exams?

No, 2 were for the A+, 7 for the MCSE NT4 and 7 exams so far on the 2000
track (I took 70-270 cuz I wanted the learning experience). I am still
****ed off at my performance on the A+ exams. I missed 1 question on each
exam. Should have done better with 23 years of experience under my belt (at
the time I took the exams in 9.


Webster

Webster

"Rick" <> wrote in message
news:...
> You have any job openings?

I think they will be looking again in January.
http://www.alliedtechgroup.com

> So far I have passed 5 exams first try with no support from my employer.

My employer is being asked to sell a line of Cisco products that requires
them to have a Windows 2000 MCSE who has also taken and passed both Exchange
2000 exams. When we were in negotiations they asked me if I would mind
taking the Exchange exams. I made it clear I had never seen or worked with
any version of Exchange. So I am giving myself till Oct. 31, 2003 to be
prepared for the Exchange 2000 Admin exam. To help in that goal I have been
given the task of implementing Microsoft's CRM software in house (it
requires Exchange 2000). I will also be handling all Exchange support calls
(with the assistance of the 3 Exchange gurus we have). What a way to jump
into the frying pan. Nice employer wouldn't you agree?

In case you are wondering, the other Exchange guys have all the really nice
Cisco certs and they can't count toward the MCSE 2000/Exchange head count.
So Cisco will not let them sell the products until little ol' me finishes
his exams (I have taken 7 exams since July 11, 2003).


Webster

Webster

CONGRATULATIONS! Sounds like you have a very generous
employer. I didn't know life could be so good.

>-----Original Message-----
>215 minutes, 4 very verbose cases, 43 questions and
received a score on the
>report. 3 of my cases dealt with multiple forest
scenarios which wasn't
>dealt with in any study guide or the RK. I asked several
Sr. Engineeers and
>not a one of them can ever recall dealing with a W2K
multiple forest
>network.
>
>Oh well, I passed. 1 exam left for W2K MCSE, 15 exams
left to take for my
>employer (who pays for books, prep exams, exams and gives
me a bonus for
>each exam I pass on the 1st try). This was my 16th
certification exam and
>so far, knock on wood, I have passed them all on the 1st
try.
>
>Webster
>
>
>.
>

Maestro