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The MCSE counts A+ and N+ together as one elective. Is
this not the case for MCSA??
I've got 70-290, 70-270, A+, N+. I'm doing the 70-291
now, but don't tell me I still won't be done when I pass!?

Another fine example of the types of techs coming out these days. I'll let
you in on a little secret TK....there's this new thing you may have heard of
called google. Its great for finding answers to dumb questions.

To answer your question look here:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/windows2003/


"TK" <> wrote in message
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> The MCSE counts A+ and N+ together as one elective. Is
> this not the case for MCSA??
> I've got 70-290, 70-270, A+, N+. I'm doing the 70-291
> now, but don't tell me I still won't be done when I pass!?
>

Ah I see.. I was on the "experienced to IT" page. I guess
idiots like you have to go to the "beginner" page.

>-----Original Message-----
>Another fine example of the types of techs coming out
these days. I'll let
>you in on a little secret TK....there's this new thing
you may have heard of
>called google. Its great for finding answers to dumb
questions.
>
>To answer your question look here:
>http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/windows2003/
>
>
>"TK" <> wrote in
message
>news:1b83901c420cc$4a17fdc0$...
>> The MCSE counts A+ and N+ together as one elective. Is
>> this not the case for MCSA??
>> I've got 70-290, 70-270, A+, N+. I'm doing the 70-291
>> now, but don't tell me I still won't be done when I
pass!?
>>
>
>
>.
>

I don't care if you have any experience in IT or not. But come on.... You
know enough that you took 4 exams so far and are planning on taking a 5th
but you have no idea what you actually need for the MCSA? Did you just pick
those exams at random? Did you even look at the microsoft website for the
answer?


"TK" <> wrote in message
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> Ah I see.. I was on the "experienced to IT" page. I guess
> idiots like you have to go to the "beginner" page.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Another fine example of the types of techs coming out
> these days. I'll let
> >you in on a little secret TK....there's this new thing
> you may have heard of
> >called google. Its great for finding answers to dumb
> questions.
> >
> >To answer your question look here:
> >http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/windows2003/
> >
> >
> >"TK" <> wrote in
> message
> >news:1b83901c420cc$4a17fdc0$...
> >> The MCSE counts A+ and N+ together as one elective. Is
> >> this not the case for MCSA??
> >> I've got 70-290, 70-270, A+, N+. I'm doing the 70-291
> >> now, but don't tell me I still won't be done when I
> pass!?
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >

I knew A+ and Network+ were electives for an MCSA, but I
didn't think they counted as electives for an MCSE. I
thought it was just Security+ that was the CompTIA
elective for MCSE. However, you can use an MCSA in 2000
or 2003 as an elective for MCSE.


>-----Original Message-----
>The MCSE counts A+ and N+ together as one elective. Is
>this not the case for MCSA??
>I've got 70-290, 70-270, A+, N+. I'm doing the 70-291
>now, but don't tell me I still won't be done when I
pass!?
>
>.
>