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Preparing for MCSA

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MrBee19 (TechnicalUser)

27 Mar 11 20:43

HI all,

I was planning on the studying for my next certification, MCSA. I wanted to know what the LATEST MSCA book was out there. I checked Amazon and the latest ones published were about 2006. I was wondering if this would be sufficient enough to cover what I need to know and pass the exams. I realize it is a 4 exam process. I already have A+ and Network+ so I can use that as the elective exam, so really I need to do 3. I am not fearing exam 70-270 as I know Windows XP inside and out. Really I just need to focus on the two exams that lean towards Server 2003.

Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

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NetworkTek (IS/IT--Management)

28 Mar 11 9:32

I used the Mike Meyers books and bought them from Amazon. They worked well for me.

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