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Forum Post: Courseware library 50028 SCOM2007

philippejan — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:12:00 GMT

Hello,

We are a Microsoft ITA no 700121698.

We have a course running in two weeks taught by an external trainer for course 50028 from the Courseware Library.

We have spoken to Bertlesmanns, who provide MOC and they have advised me to order from my local partner.

We were told to try Prodigy and they cannot supply this courseware.

We were advised to try Microsoft Certified Partners for Learning Solutions.

We need five training kits for two weeks time, have the trainers and the students organised.

Has anyone else experienced such difficulties in obtaining courseware?

Cheers,

Philippe

Forum Post: Re: Microsoft Transcript

Matthias Reinhardt — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:56:00 GMT

I think it should show the highest certification status on top:

MCITP Dynamics ... - Date

---

MCITP

MCITP Ent. Admin - Date

MCITP Srv. Admin - Date

....

MCSA - Date

...

MCTS - alphabetically - Date

MCP

and so on.

is this possible?

Forum Post: Question: how to get MCT?

Matthias Reinhardt — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:52:00 GMT

Hello everybody,

perhaps it´s possible to get some information about what to do to get MCT in Germany.

First of all:

- what should I do first get MCT?

- is it necessary to take all exams I made (there are 20) again to teach the courses or how is it about.

Perhaps there is a german native speaker here who can explain it to me.

Thanks in advance. Best Regards.

Forum Post: Courses 50273a and 50016a

andy — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 18:07:00 GMT

Hi,

i´am looking for the pdf and ppts for these courses - but i get only a bunch of downloads with exe &rar...

I won´t download ´em all - where can i get the trainer related download`s?

Thanxs for a reply...

Andy

Forum Post: Re: Study Material for the MCSE exams?

Raúl López-García — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:51:00 GMT

Links are not working

Forum Post: Re: Forefront TMG exam?

shreekhanal — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:15:00 GMT

The current expected release date for the Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway exam is July 23th 2010, although that might shift when it comes closer.

70-157: Exam MCTS

MCTS: Forefront Integrated Security, Configuring

July 23th 2010

Regarding a TMG MCITP cert, there is no information about that at the moment.

Edit: 29 July 2010.

Yesterday I found somewhere else that the official dates should be around the end of October.

70-157

TS: Microsoft Forefront Network Security, Configuring

premeditated Release-Date: October 20, 2010

70-158

TS: Microsoft Forefront Identity & Access Management, Configuring

premeditated Release-Date: October 22, 2010

70-159

TS: Microsoft Forefront Secure Messaging and Collaboration, Configuring

premeditated Release-Date: October 29, 2010

Forum Post: Downloading exercises

ross — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 04:37:00 GMT

hi everyone!

I am trying to do the online training for MCPD but i find the online labs are quite slow to respond and the window size is too small. is it possible to download the Visual Studio projects for the online courses so I can do the labs locally?

Thanks!

Ross.

Forum Post: Getting work with my MCITP qualification

wdjace — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:18:00 GMT

Hi guys ,My Name is Wayne and I'm 30 years of age. I live in England (Southend-on-sea) I have had my MCITP for 1 year now and have applied for sooooo many jobs i have lost count, Companies wont employ me because i have no experience, so I have finished 6 months voluntary work in a high street computer shop 4 months ago and have been applying ever since and not even a interview, would any body know what i can do to get my carer on track and start to work with my qualifications that i have worked hard for not forgetting the money they have cost, any assistance would be good Thanks for your help in advance [:D]

Forum Post: Re: Study Material for the MCSE exams?

Wherebob — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 05:45:00 GMT

Thank you all for the replies and advice

Forum Post: Re: SharePoint 2010, Configuration Charter Certificate

Garth H — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:59:00 GMT

There is a Charter Certificate for it. I took my test on Sept. 1 and my charter cert showed up today. You should go back and check again.

Forum Post: Re: First Time to Here

Matthias Reinhardt — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 22:18:00 GMT

have a look for example to wordpress.com

Forum Post: Re: Questions?

Tone' Shelby — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 06:51:00 GMT

Hi Getrie,

Great News! - You might be interested in a new certification geared specifically for students such as yourself in getting started in the field. It's called the MTA - Microsoft Technology Associate. They are foundation certifications.

There is one for Software development: Exam 98-361.

Here is the overview page: www.microsoft.com/.../mta.aspx

... and the Learning plan / prep guide with free article that is geared to help you get there ...

This learning plan is intended to help high-school students and college-level students gain the foundational knowledge they need to begin building a software development career.

learning.microsoft.com/.../LearningPlanV2.aspx

Good Luck to you.

Tone'

Forum Post: Re: MCITP CERTIFIED ENTERPRISE LEVEL

Tone' Shelby — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 06:36:00 GMT

Hello,

Here is the Microsoft Learning Path for Windows Server that might help you decide which path to take depending on your profile & goals....

www.microsoft.com/.../cert-windowsserver.aspx

...and the Training Portal Page where you will find Learning plan links to hep you get there ...

www.microsoft.com/.../windowsserver.aspx

Hope it helps

Tone'

Forum Post: Re: Education without Certification

James Goodwin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:26:00 GMT

David,

The 5 day 6419 course would cost about $1500 at most Microsoft Partner Training centers. I cannot find aything specifc in their e-learning options that might be what you need but I would recommend sending a message to Erwin Chen who is on the forums pretty regularly and a Microsoft employee and always helpful. The oly course that I can think of for Basic Exchange 2007 stuff would be course 5047 which is a 3 day class and would run about $1000. You might aso check with a training center near you. We are doing a lot more remote Instrictor led training these days and they may have some options for you.

Forum Post: 70-648 Upgrading from MCSA 2003 to MCITP

micka_69 — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:09:00 GMT

Anyone sat this exam yet?

I'm an MCSA+Messaging 2003 but currently working in a role that doesn't administer servers and has no chance to play. So I am going through the materials at the moment and once finished I'll build a testlab and go through all the new features ect. I am wanting to know how hard people have found the 70-648 exam compared to MCSA and what I should focus on?

Forum Post: 70-515 certification

ppdeshmukh77 — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:05:00 GMT

Can anyone guide me on what study materials to refer to to go for this certification

Forum Post: MCITP CERTIFIED ENTERPRISE LEVEL

praveennuthalapati — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 04:16:00 GMT

hi mates

I hav completed my mcitp enterprise level and i am experienced for abt 14 months in tech support in IBM for the server of BP

I hav work experience using active directory basics and some more basics on wiindows server

the problem is i want to set up my career in windows server and unfortunaltey i hav to shift the platform i am working

in . Can any one help me out in letting me know the way where i can bulid up my career and with my resume also

thanks in advance

N.Praveen

Forum Post: Re: Education without Certification

DavidNeville — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:45:00 GMT

Thanks for your reply. Currently we have one server that operates Windows Server 2008 and Exchange Server 2007.

As to course 6419A (which the link took me to), the prerequisites are a bit daunting. That said, is there an online self-paced version? And I did not see the cost. (Accountants know the cost of everything and the value of nothing!)

Forum Post: Re: Education without Certification

James Goodwin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:09:00 GMT

David,

As far as the Server 2008 goes you could get all of the basic administration tasks in course 6419.

www.microsoft.com/.../course.aspx

I would also suggest the Server 2008 Administrator's Pocket Consultant

www.microsoft.com/.../Book.aspx

On the Exchange front, what version of exchange are you using?

Forum Post: Education without Certification

DavidNeville — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:15:00 GMT

My 15 PC accountancy business uses Windows Server 2008 and Exchange Server. We are located in a regional area which makes it difficult to easily access prompt (and sometimes competent) support. So I am thinking that I should educate myself to a level to handle at least all the regular issues - like routine maintenance, adding a PC to the domain, and implementing Remote Desktop access etc. Assistance to identify an appropriate sequence of education courses will be appreciated. My current level of expertise could best be described as "Enthusiastic Amateur"