"Mark Griffiths" <> wrote in message
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> I will probably get a lot of stick for this question from those who cannot
stand the idea of paper MCSEs....but for some of us that's the only way to
get the bloody thing.....
>
No it's not.
> I work as mainly 1s, 2nd and some 3rd line support/admin in a Lotus/Novell
NDS based environment. I gained my MCSA by working bloody hard outside work
hours, as the only Windows systems used here are desktop and laptop, and
standalone W2K serves hosting Domino (no tears, please ;:-> ).
If you get regular work on the the W2K servers and if the desktops and
laptops are W2K or later, then you are not a paper MCSA/MCSE.
> Anyway...I passed the beast 216 (at the 2nd attempt)....so that leaves me
with the core AD exam to get, one design exam and another elective.
>
> My question is....has anyone studied Exchange after knowing Domino (I am a
SysAd r6 CLP) and is it a real headache to learn based on what you already
know about Domino?
>
It's a bigger headache to learn without some experience with Exchange or
another product that provides similar services. You are far from becoming a
paper MCSE.
> My options may just be to get the AD and network infrastructure exam, the
former (as I have been told) is not a nightmare exam, but I don't really
know much about the latter exam's difficulty. It would be nice to get
feedback on other possible electives that were not that much of a challenge
given a low level of previous knowledge on the subject matter.
Quit counting your experience short.
>
> Thanks in advance for any friendly responses.
>
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