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Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer for Windows Server 2003 (MCSE 2003)

Overview

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE Certification) for Windows Server 2003 design and implement an infrastructure solution based on the Windows platform and Microsoft Servers software. Certification specializations include MCSE: Messaging and MCSE: Security.

Pre-requisites

One to two years of experience in designing, installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network systems

Exam Requirements

To earn the MCSE on Windows Server 2003 certification, you must pass seven exams (in any order):

Four exams on networking systems
One exam on client operating systems
One exam on design
One elective exam

Certification Courses

Exam	Course Information
MCSE 2003	Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 1 Active Directory Infrastructure Overview Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 2 Working with User, Group, and Computer Accounts Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 3 Creating User and Group Strategies Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 4 Working with Forests and Domains Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 5 Restructuring a Forest and Renaming Domains Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 6 Working with Trusts and Organizational Units Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 7 Working with Active Directory Sites Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 8 Working with Domain Controllers Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294: 9 Working with Global Catalog Servers and Schema Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294:10 Working with Group Policy Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294:11 Deploying Software via Group Policy Windows Server 2003 Active Directory MCSE 70-294:12 Ensuring Active Directory Availability Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 1 Overview of Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 2 Managing Physical and Logical Disks Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 3 Configuring, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Server Hardware Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 4 Managing User, Group, and Computer Accounts Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 5 Managing Access to Resources Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 6 Configuring Terminal Services Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 7 Managing and Troubleshooting Terminal Services Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 8 Using Server Management Tools Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290: 9 Managing Web Servers with IIS 6.0 Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290:10 Monitoring Performance and Security Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290:11 Planning Disaster Recovery Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSE 70-290:12 Implementing Disaster Recovery Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 1 Assessing the Environment Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 2 Developing the Active Directory Infrastructure Design Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 3 Developing the Network Services Design Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 4 Designing Logical Components Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 5 Name Resolution Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 6 Remote Access and Address Management Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 7 Service Placement and Sizing Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 8 The Physical Design Windows Server 2003 Infrastructure MCSE 70-297: 9 Practice Exam Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 1 TCP/IP Protocol Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 2 IP Addressing and Routing Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 3 Classless Subnet Masking and Client Address Configuration Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 4 The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 5 Integrating and Troubleshooting DHCP Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 6 Windows Internet Name Server (WINS) Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 7 WINS Client and Interoperability and NetBIOS Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 8 Domain Naming System Concepts Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291: 9 The DNS Server Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291:10 Routing and Remote Access Service VPN Services Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291:11 Security Templates and Software Updates Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291:12 Monitoring and Troubleshooting Network Activity Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291:13 LAN Routing and Dial-Up Services Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSE 70-291:14 LAN and Dial-Up Security Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 1 Using Planning Tools and Documentation Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 2 Server Roles and Security Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 3 TCP/IP Infrastructure Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 4 Routing Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 5 Internet Connectivity Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 6 DNS Name Resolution Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 7 NetBIOS Name Resolution Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 8 Remote Access Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293: 9 High Availability Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293:10 Windows Cluster Services and Network Load Balancing Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293:11 Internet Protocol Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293:12 Security Framework Windows Server 2003 Network Planning MCSE 70-293:13 Public Key Infrastructure Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 1 Designing a Secure Network Framework Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 2 Defining a Baseline Security Template Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 3 Designing Role-Based Server Security Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 4 Securing a Public Key Infrastructure and Network Management Processes Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 5 Designing Network Infrastructure Security Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 6 Securing Data Transmissions and Wireless Networks Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 7 Securing Internet Information Services Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 8 Securing VPNs, Extranets, and Network Clients Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298: 9 Securing Active Directory Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298:10 Designing an Access Control Strategy for Files and Folders Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298:11 Designing an Encrypted File System and Securing Backup/Restore Processes Windows Server 2003 Security MCSE 70-298:12 Practice Exam Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 1 Installation Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 2 Administering Resources Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 3 Configuring Hardware Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 4 Optimizing the System Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 5 Configuring the Desktop Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 6 Networking the System Windows XP Professional MCSE 70-270: 7 Securing the System

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