MCSA Microsoft Certification System Administratior on Windows Server 2003 Test Information

The Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) on Microsoft Windows® 2003 credential will advance your career by ensuring you have the skills to successfully manage and troubleshoot system environments running on the Windows 2003 operating system. - Microsoft's MCSA certification site

Requirements:

There are a total of four exams for this certification:

Client OS Exams (You must take one)
	070-210 Windows 2000 Professional 070-270 Windows XP Professional
Core Exams (You must take both)
	070-290 Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment 070-291 Managing a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
Elective Exams (You must choose at least one)
	070-086 Managing Windows SMS server 070-227 Managing ISA Server 2000 070-228 Managing SQL Server 2000 070-229 Designing Databases in SQL Server 2000 070-284 Managing Exchange Server 2003 070-299 Implementing Security on a Windows 2003 Network Note: One of these certifications can also be used as an elective for MCSA 2003: MCDST - Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician MCSA or MCSE on Windows 2000 MCSE on Windows NT 4.0 Specializations: Messaging: Taking the 70-284 exam as the elective exam will add the Messaging specialization to your MCSA certification Security: Taking the 70-299 exam and either the 70-227 or the Security+ exam will add the Security specialization to your MCSA certification

* Note: You may have more options than those listed above.

Links:

MCSA Microsoft Certification System Administrator on Windows 2000

MCSE Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer 2003

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