one-zero
11-07-2007, 16:20
لن يكون هناك شهادة mcse ,mcsa في نظام قيستا و لونجهورن سيرفر
هذة هي التفاصيل بالانجليزية بالاضافة للنظام الجديد :
Windows Server 2008 MCTS Certifications
To begin with, there will be several Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) exams that you can take to certify specific skills on the Server 2008 platform. These are roughly equivalent to becoming a MCP in Windows 2000/2003. You will earn MCTS certification for each different exam that you pass. Here are the initial MCTS exams that will be released:
70-640 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
70-642 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure
70-643 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Application Platforms
70-640 and 70-642 are no surprise but 70-643 is interesting. It will cover Internet Information Services (IIS 7) and Microsoft Virtual Server among other things. Pretty cool. These exams are scheduled to be available 30 days after Server 2008 goes RTM.
Windows Server 2008 MCITP Certifications
There are two different Server 2008 tracks, the Server Administrator and the Enterprise Server Administrator. Both of these are MCITP level certifications, requiring multiple exams. These are the highest level of certification (outside of the MCA program) that you can attain. Here are the requirements for each.
Windows Server 2008 Administrator:
70-640 Active Directory
70-642 Network Infrastructure
70-646 Windows 2008 Server Administrator Exam
***Only 3 exams required; the MCTS exams 70-640 and 70-642 and the main MCITP exam for this track, 70-646
Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator:
70-640 Active Directory
70-642 Network Infrastructure
70-643 Applications Platform
70-620 OR 70-624 Windows Vista Client
70-647 Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam
***5 exams required; the MCTS exams 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, 70-620 (or 70-624) and the main MCITP exam for this track, 70-647
The two MCITP exams are schedlued to be available 60 days after Server 2008 goes RTM.
Do I lose my MCSE/MCSA?
No. You get to keep your MCSE or any credential earned under the Windows 2000/2003 certification track. You essentially have a “MCSE in Windows 2003″ (for example). However, you do not become a “MCSE in Windows 2008″, because the MCSE no longer exists. You will have to upgrade to one of the MCITP certifications referenced above. Your Windows 2000/2003 certifications will not expire and will continue to be valuable as long as Windows 2000/2003 is used on company networks. If you are currently working on your MCSE/MCSA keep working on it…it is still valuable and will provide you with excellent base knowledge that will also apply to Windows 2008.
Can you upgrade your MCSE/MCSA to Windows Server 2008 Certifications?
Yes, there is an upgrade path but only for WINDOWS 2003 MCSEs and MCSAs. If you are certified in Windows 2000, you must upgrade to Windows 2003 first or just take the Windows 2008 exams individually. Here are the upgrade details:
Windows 2003 MCSE - Pass the 70-649 (upgrade) exam and you do not have to take 70-640, 70-642, 70-643. You DO have to take the MCITP: Enterprise Server Administrator exam and the Vista client exam.
Windows 2003 MCSA - Pass the 70-648 (upgrade) exam and you do not have to take 70-640, 70-642. You DO have to take the MCITP: Server Administrator exam.
هذة هي التفاصيل بالانجليزية بالاضافة للنظام الجديد :
Windows Server 2008 MCTS Certifications
To begin with, there will be several Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) exams that you can take to certify specific skills on the Server 2008 platform. These are roughly equivalent to becoming a MCP in Windows 2000/2003. You will earn MCTS certification for each different exam that you pass. Here are the initial MCTS exams that will be released:
70-640 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
70-642 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure
70-643 MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Application Platforms
70-640 and 70-642 are no surprise but 70-643 is interesting. It will cover Internet Information Services (IIS 7) and Microsoft Virtual Server among other things. Pretty cool. These exams are scheduled to be available 30 days after Server 2008 goes RTM.
Windows Server 2008 MCITP Certifications
There are two different Server 2008 tracks, the Server Administrator and the Enterprise Server Administrator. Both of these are MCITP level certifications, requiring multiple exams. These are the highest level of certification (outside of the MCA program) that you can attain. Here are the requirements for each.
Windows Server 2008 Administrator:
70-640 Active Directory
70-642 Network Infrastructure
70-646 Windows 2008 Server Administrator Exam
***Only 3 exams required; the MCTS exams 70-640 and 70-642 and the main MCITP exam for this track, 70-646
Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator:
70-640 Active Directory
70-642 Network Infrastructure
70-643 Applications Platform
70-620 OR 70-624 Windows Vista Client
70-647 Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam
***5 exams required; the MCTS exams 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, 70-620 (or 70-624) and the main MCITP exam for this track, 70-647
The two MCITP exams are schedlued to be available 60 days after Server 2008 goes RTM.
Do I lose my MCSE/MCSA?
No. You get to keep your MCSE or any credential earned under the Windows 2000/2003 certification track. You essentially have a “MCSE in Windows 2003″ (for example). However, you do not become a “MCSE in Windows 2008″, because the MCSE no longer exists. You will have to upgrade to one of the MCITP certifications referenced above. Your Windows 2000/2003 certifications will not expire and will continue to be valuable as long as Windows 2000/2003 is used on company networks. If you are currently working on your MCSE/MCSA keep working on it…it is still valuable and will provide you with excellent base knowledge that will also apply to Windows 2008.
Can you upgrade your MCSE/MCSA to Windows Server 2008 Certifications?
Yes, there is an upgrade path but only for WINDOWS 2003 MCSEs and MCSAs. If you are certified in Windows 2000, you must upgrade to Windows 2003 first or just take the Windows 2008 exams individually. Here are the upgrade details:
Windows 2003 MCSE - Pass the 70-649 (upgrade) exam and you do not have to take 70-640, 70-642, 70-643. You DO have to take the MCITP: Enterprise Server Administrator exam and the Vista client exam.
Windows 2003 MCSA - Pass the 70-648 (upgrade) exam and you do not have to take 70-640, 70-642. You DO have to take the MCITP: Server Administrator exam.