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Hurra der MCITP SA ist geschafft

derzeitiger Status: Stand 19.11.2009

70-648: Upgrade MCSA 2003 auf 2008 Server Admin (MCITP)

Seit heute ist es geschafft.

70-648 ist eine zweiteilige Pürfung bestehend aus den Prüfungen 70-640 & 70-642.
Beide Teile müssen zu 700P jeweils bestanden werden. In der Prüfung selbst wird kein Zwischenergebnis genannt.
Man hat 120 min + 30min für Beurteilungen der Prüfungen zeit.

Es war eine solide Leistung mit 875 und 973 Punkten.

Ab nun darf ich mich MCITP Server Admin 2008 nennen.
Es geht aber noch weiter :)

Beta Prüfungen: Windows Mobile 6.5, Configuring / Windows Mobile 6.5, Application Development

Super cool,

hab mich gerade eingeloggt ins MCSEBoard, dort war ein announcement über neue Beta-Prüfungen zu den im Betreff genannten Themen.
Zwei Codes bei Prometric eingegeben --> boing hab den Zuschlag für die Beta-Prüfung erhalten.
Absolviere diese am 10.12. bzw. 17.12.2009

mal schauen wie gut meine Kenntnisse hier zu den Themen sind, wenngleich ich bisher andere "cellphones" genutzt habe, aber die Oberflächen kenne >:)

70-350: ISA Server 2004

Nachdem nun auch bald die o.g. Prüfung ansteht, hier kurz das Buch was ich dazu verwende.
Es handelt sich zwar um ein ISA 2006 Buch, aber der Inhalt ist zu 90% identisch zum älteren Produkt ISA 2004.

Nachdem ich nun auch den ISA 2006 Enterprise installiert habe (Virtuell) werd ich sehen wo genau die Unterschiede liegen.

Buch ISBN: 978-3-446-40963-7

Viel Spaß

Microsoft MCT

Hier finden Sie Information zum Thema Microsoft Certified Tainer

http://www.microsoft.com/germany/learning/mct/default.mspx

Hier sind 20 Seiten zum Thema MCT - MCLC
http://download.microsoft.com/download/D/7/F/D7F273E4-5560-4CED-B8FE-3FE181AA5184/MCT_MCLC_2009_Program_Guide_German.docx

MS MCSA/S Upgrade 70-699

Microsoft announces the availability of exam 70-699: Windows Server 2003, MCSA Security Specialization Skills Update. This exam allows the certification holder to demonstrate their continuing ability to perform the security-related functions and tasks on Windows Server 2003 and one of Microsoft’s clients (operating systems). The prep guide for this exam is available at: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/exam.aspx?ID=70-699&locale=en-us


Who Should Take This Exam?

Some organizations will not recognize credentials unless they meet the ISO 17024 Personnel Certification Bodies requirements. For example, according to the Department of Defense Directive 8570.1, by 2010, the DoD will only recognize information security credentials that have been accredited by ANSI or equivalent authorization bodies. Because demonstrating continued competence (recertification) is one of the ISO 17024 requirements, we have developed this exam to fulfill this requirement.

If you hold the MCSA Security Specialization credential and work for the DoD or an organization with similar requirements, you should take this exam if you’d like your organization to recognize your MCSA Security Specialization credential. Additionally, candidates who are interested in demonstrating continued competence on the security-related functions and tasks on Windows Server 2003 and one of Microsoft’s clients are encouraged to take this exam. Recertification is not required for candidates who do not work for such an organization or who have no interest in demonstrating continued competence in this content area.

Please note that this process only applies to the MCSA Security Specialization credential.

How to Demonstrate Continued Competence

Renewal requires certification holders to register for and pass 70-699: Windows Server 2003, MCSA Security Specialization Skills Update. After passing the exam, the candidate will earn the MCSA Security Specialization plus recertification credential. Note that candidates must hold the MCSA Security Specialization prior to recertification; candidates who take and pass 70-699 will not be awarded the MCSA Security Specialization plus recertification credential until they have met all the requirements for the MCSA Security Specialization credential.

Candidates will be required to demonstrate continued competence every three years. If candidates do not, their MCSA Security Specialization plus recertification credential will expire and revert to the MCSA Security Specialization credential without the recertification designator. Candidates who hold the MCSA Security Specialization credential can earn the MCSA Security Specialization plus recertification at any time by passing 70-699.

Demonstrate that you are up to date on the latest security-related functions and tasks on Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista or Windows 7 with MCSA Security Specialization plus recertification. Learn more about MCSA recertification