Which way is better ?

Hello everybody,

I am an MCSA 2003 certified i would like to have an expert advice
about where should i go next?
should i complete MCSE or ... etc, there are so many Choices.

I really like all the new technology but i have an error i don't
know any programming language.

Could i get some help ?..

Micro

* Micro <>:
> I am an MCSA 2003 certified i would like to have an expert advice
> about where should i go next?
> should i complete MCSE or ... etc, there are so many Choices.

It depends on what you're doing. If you're working with Exchange,
you could extend your MCSA to MCSA Messaging, that should be only one
or two exams.

Here's the general overview:

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mc...erver2003.mspx

On your mcp page (https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp/) you should find
the certificate planner, showing you exactly which exams you need
for what certifications.

If you not only administrate systems, but also design and
implement them, the MCSE would be a good idea - depending on your
electives you will probably need 2-3 exams.

> I really like all the new technology but i have an error i don't
> know any programming language.

Look into PowerShell - it's the best that happened for system
administrators in the past few years.

--
Read my blog at http://projectdream.org

Lukas Beeler

On Apr 29, 8:34 pm, Lukas Beeler <lb-li...@projectdream.org> wrote:
> * Micro <Mohad.A...@gmail.com>:
>
> > I am an MCSA 2003 certified i would like to have an expert advice
> > about where should i go next?
> > should i complete MCSE or ... etc, there are so many Choices.
>
> It depends on what you're doing. If you're working with Exchange,
> you could extend your MCSA to MCSA Messaging, that should be only one
> or two exams.
>
> Here's the general overview:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mc...ndowsserver200...
>
> On your mcp page (https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp/) you should find
> the certificate planner, showing you exactly which exams you need
> for what certifications.
>
> If you not only administrate systems, but also design and
> implement them, the MCSE would be a good idea - depending on your
> electives you will probably need 2-3 exams.
>
> > I really like all the new technology but i have an error i don't
> > know any programming language.
>
> Look into PowerShell - it's the best that happened for system
> administrators in the past few years.
>
> --
> Read my blog athttp://projectdream.org

Dear Lukas,
Thank you for you advice it's really great i will try PowerShell.
for the MCSE i will go on as it was an old dream but for what i do
it's not related becouse i don't do much in the job i only can
manage antivirus, patch management, AD and support users.

Micro

> Dear Lukas,
> Thank you for you advice it's really great i will try PowerShell.
> for the MCSE i will go on as it was an old dream but for what i do
> it's not related becouse i don't do much in the job i only can
> manage antivirus, patch management, AD and support users.

Best to stay with the admin side of things then. It would be a shame for
you to just achieve this certification and not have a need for it.

--
Michael D. Alligood, MCSA, MCDST
The I.T. Classroom - http://www.theitclassroom.com/
CertGuard - http://www.certguard.com


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Michael D. Alligood [CertGuard]

Michael D. Alligood [CertGuard] piffled away vaguely:

>> Dear Lukas,
>> Thank you for you advice it's really great i will try PowerShell.
>> for the MCSE i will go on as it was an old dream but for what i do
>> it's not related becouse i don't do much in the job i only can
>> manage antivirus, patch management, AD and support users.
>
> Best to stay with the admin side of things then. It would be a shame for
> you to just achieve this certification and not have a need for it.
>

Unless you are a real geek. A real geek just needs to know. No reason,
just gotta know.
--

Catwalker
MCNGP #43
www.mcngp.com
"I have a gun. It's loaded. Shut up."

catwalker63

I am really searching right now but it's little difficult in the UAE
to find a job without more than 3 years experience and more than 3
certificates
and I am a real jeek like to know every thing on the IT

Thanks allot guys for your replays I really appreciated: D

Micro

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> I am really searching right now but it's little difficult in the UAE
> to find a job without more than 3 years experience and more than 3
> certificates
> and I am a real jeek like to know every thing on the IT
>
> Thanks allot guys for your replays I really appreciated: D
>
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I have no knowledge of the job situation in the UAE. But there must be
something out there. I am not discouraging you from taking the exams.
However, I just want you to understand that the elite certification,
such as the MCSE, requires thorough knowledge of Windows 2003 Server and
its services. It cannot be learned by book alone. I want you to be
successful and I want your certifications to be valuable to you. Which
is why my advice stands. Good luck!
--
Michael D. Alligood, MCSA, MCDST
The I.T. Classroom - http://www.theitclassroom.com/
CertGuard - http://www.certguard.com


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reverse dragon?

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> Hello everybody,
>

Consultant

"Consultant" <> wrote in message
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> reverse dragon?

Okay.

nogard

I don't get it.

Frisbee®

kamasutra baby, yeah


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> "Consultant" <> wrote in message
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>> reverse dragon?
>
> Okay.
>
> nogard
>
> I don't get it.
>

Consultant