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MCSE 2003
MCSE 2003 Certification has in total seven examinations viz., four networking examinations, one design examination, one client operating system examination and one elective examination. The elective examination can be selected from a broad range of topics and the common ones are being Exchange, Security, SQL and CompTia A+ and Security +. The topics include configuring, installing and administering Windows XP Professional, implementing, planning and maintaining, Windows Server 2003 environment, Server 2003 network infrastructure and Server 2003 Active Directory infrastructure. The topics also include Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory, Network infrastructure, network security, and topics on general networking and Microsoft products only.
Certification Changes
Microsoft has discontinued the MCSE certification on Windows Server 2008 and beyond. You can upgrade an existing MCSE certification to MCITP:SA or MCITP:EA by taking the appropriate upgrade.


 
                       
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