I'm a Pro
A certified Pro that is. Specifically, a "Microsoft Certified Professional." It's sort of an interim title to use while pursuing higher levels of certification, and it means I've taken and passed a test in one of the server tracks, but not yet enough tests to be called a Systems Administrator or Engineer, etc..jpg)
These are kind of legacy certs for the server 2003 environment. MS is in the process of moving things to "Certified IT Professional:" with various specializations.
I passed 70-290, Managing and Maintaining a Server 2003 Environment on Tuesday with a score of 868. 700 is required to pass, 1000 is perfect.
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Nicely done.
What were the questions like?
Thanks Dan,
I am sworn to secrecy on the content and character of the test. Sorry. If I disclose any of that, they can revoke my certs and ban me for life.
Seriously. Had to sign all kinds of papers about it. I know it sounds made up, but it's not.
That's crazy (on their part).
I took my Professional Engineering exam in 2003, and while I couldn't copy questions and take them out, I could at least tell someone I had to calculate the proper size of a reaction vessel.
Again, good job. What's next?
Systems Administrator, then I'll add Security...after that, not sure.
Congratulations!
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