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03-06-2015 05:19 AM #27After I have completed 410 and 411, which is the easier path? 412 or 409?
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05-09-2017 12:15 PM #28Yikes, dude. Not only is this a severe case of necro-thread but this is the LAST place you want to advertise exam-dumps. And you know why? Because exam dumps do nothing to help you in your real life work but make you a paper cert and degrade the value of our certifications as a whole. At some point your customers will have to step up and know what they are talking about. Your product does nothing to prepare them for that.
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05-11-2017 10:29 PM #29
question about upgrading 2012 to 2016...
lets say i pass 410- 411- and 409... what test would upgrade me to 2016 server? or generally is there a need to do this? how many exams is it?
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05-12-2017 12:46 AM #30The upgrade exam is the 70-743. Once you have an MCSA you only need to pass the 70-743 to receive an upgrade to MCSA:Server 2016.
One thing to note is the 70-743 is a collection of the contents of 70-740, 70-741, and 70-742. It will most likely focus on new content. If you take the 71-409 as your "capstone" course, you will still want to have an understanding of AD CS, AD RMS, and AD FS in particular to be able to pass the 70-742 content portion of the 70-743.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/lear...am-70-743.aspxGoals for 2017: MCSA : Server 2016 ( Q3/Q4 2017 ); MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure (Completed!)
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06-13-2017 08:11 PM #31Wow that's kind of a load off since I took and passed the 74-409 a while ago...so all I have to do is pass the dreaded 70-410 and 70-411 to receive MCSE Server 2012?! Kind of amazing that the 74-409 kind of paid off when I took that MVA course so long ago.
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06-13-2017 08:32 PM #32Seriously? This again? This is the last place you want to post about selling brain dumps. Originally Posted by rogerjones431
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06-13-2017 08:51 PM #33Every time I think about brain dumps I think of the moment after you finish an exam and all of that knowledge slips out of memory (or the knowledge load dumps out in massive whooshing sound). It makes me want to sell a "brain dump" that contains blank pages...
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06-16-2017 01:15 AM #34I agree with you.... Seriously? Originally Posted by Fulcrum45
Is it a bot???????
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