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Certification

The Essential Exchange Server 2007 Toolkit

November 16, 2009

Make sure you always have the essential tools you need for working with Exchange Server 2007 by downloading my toolkit.

Win Free Exchange Server 2010 Training

October 21, 2009

Be in the running to win free Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 training by completing the Exchange Server 2010 Training Survey from ExchangeBootCamp.com.

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Microsoft Exchange Server Training Portal

June 15, 2009

Microsoft has launched a dedicated training portal for Exchange Server 2007 and 2010. You will find links to Technet document libraries, certification information, special offers, and eLearning catalogs for the Exchange Server product lines.

Check it out here.

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Which Exchange certification should you pursue?

December 5, 2008

I often get asked which is the better Exchange certification to pursue for someone who wants to work as an Exchange administrator or consultant. The natural inclination is to the latest version, and in many cases this would be fine because learning the latest version of a Microsoft product teachs you many things about previous [...]

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Inside look at the Microsoft Certified Master program for Exchange Server 2007

November 27, 2008

The Microsoft Exchange Team Blog has a great write up by Greg Taylor who is the program manager for the MCM: Exchange Server 2007 program.
The Microsoft Certified Master program is the premium credential for IT professionals and consultants working with Microsoft products such as Windows Server 2008, Exchange Server 2007, SQL Server 2008, SharePoint [...]

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Microsoft Certification – The Mark Russinovich Exam

July 31, 2008

Microsoft has released information for exam 70-660, TS: Windows Internals. This might be an odd sounding title to anyone who has never heard of Mark Russinovich or Sysinternals. From the MS Learning site:

This exam validates deep technical skills in the area of Windows Internals. Including troubleshooting operating systems that are not performing as expected or [...]

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