IT Employment

Ask something
Discussion Locked

MCSA

0 helpful
2 replies

by jon_jb 1 view

Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.
My big question is that if you have already completed your MCSE 2000 and have taken the certs that allow for you to get a MCSA before the cert was intoduced, will you be credited with the certification now?

2 replies

by jamesarr

If you have passed the exams to qualify for an MCSE for 2000, you already have the knowledge base that is covered by MCSA, but you will not be accredited with that cert. Check out the requirements at -> http://www.microsoft.com/TrainCert/mcp/mcsa/requirements.asp
Really, MSFT should grant anyone who passed the core exams the MCSA in my opinion. Not that an MCSE should worry about what IS and will be viewed as a lesser certification.

by jon_jb

Well I checked out the requirements right after I have made this post and in order to get the MCSA you have to have 2 managing certs that have not been or are just coming out. managing .net and managing 2000 networks.

This discussion is closed to new replies.