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Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator |
The Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) certification
will advance your career by ensuring you have the skills to
successfully manage and troubleshoot system environments running
on the Microsoft Windows operating system. |
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Benefits of MCSA Certification |
Microsoft
Certified Systems Administrators (MCSAs) receive these
benefits, all accessible through the MCP
Member Site:
- Industry
recognition of your knowledge and proficiency with
Microsoft products and technologies.
- Access
to technical and product information—directly
from Microsoft—through the MCP Member Site.
- Access
to exclusive discounts on products and services from
selected companies. Some offers are available only
to MCSE+Is, MCSEs, MCDBAs, and MCSDs. Access these
benefits by visiting the MCP Member Site.
- MCSA
certificate, transcript, wallet card, and lapel pin
to identify you as a Microsoft Certified Professional
to colleagues or clients. Electronic files of logos
and transcript may be downloaded from the MCP Member
Site upon certification.
- Invitations
to Microsoft conferences, technical training sessions,
and special events.
- Free
access to Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine
Online, a career and professional development magazine.
(All MCPs may access the online magazine's security-enhanced
content. Some MCPs may also be eligible to receive
the print version of the magazine free; eligibility
is determined by the magazine.)
- A
special deal on a subscription to Windows & .NET
Magazine, a leading source of independent, how-to
information for IT professionals working on a Microsoft
Windows® platform. Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineers (MCSEs) and MCSAs receive 50 percent off
the retail subscription price. Visit the MCP Member
Site for details.
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MCSA on Microsoft Windows 2000 Certification Requirements |
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Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) credential
proves that you have the skills to successfully implement,
manage, and troubleshoot the ongoing needs of Microsoft
Windows® 2000–based operating environments.
An
MCSA candidate should have 12 months of experience working
with a desktop operating system, a network operating
system, and an existing network infrastructure.
If
you have questions about the certification process or
about the program requirements, please contact an Infotec
representative:
info@infotecpro.com
757-518-9100 or 800-720-9185 |
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