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Home > Forums > Certification and Testing > Microsoft certification and testing > Microsoft certification and testing Forum

How much difference between Server 2000 and Server 2003?

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GlenJohnson (MIS)
15 Jul 08 14:42
Been certified with MS2000 Pro and MS2000 Server for quite a few years now. I'm hoping the test (70-290) isn't going to be much different.  I've taken both the courses, 2274: Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, and 2273: Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment.  They didn't seem bad at all. Thoughts?  Thanks.

Glen A Johnson
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theravager (TechnicalUser)
15 Jul 08 15:25
Not much difference most of the knowledge will be in the 2003 promo material on the ms web site that will be examined on. Not sure if thats all still around thou
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