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MCSE
Server 2003
The MCSE Server 2003 track is the latest MCSE offering
from Microsoft and requires the candidate to pass a total of 7 individual
exams (6 core and 1 elective exam).
The ‘Core’ exams are split into 3 distinct sections:
• Client Operating system (all four exams must be passed)
• Networking system (one exam from a choice of two must be
passed)
• Design (one exam must be passed from a choice of two)
You must also pass one elective exam, from a choice of roughly a
dozen or so options, to complete the MCSE Server 2003 track. You
can also substitute the Security+ certification from CompTIA, or
the Unisys UN0-101 instead of doing an elective exam
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MCSE
Server 2003 specialty tracks:
MCSE Server 2003 currently offers two specialty tracks which deviate
from the standard Server 2003 track. They are ‘Messaging’
and ‘Security’.
MCSE: Messaging on Server 2003
The MCSE: Messaging on Server 2003 specialty certification requires
the candidate to pass the 6 core exams, in addition to two Messaging
specialization exams.
The ‘Core’ exams are split into three distinct sections
as follows:
• Client Operating system (one exam must be passed from a
choice of two)
• Networking system (four exams must be passed – no
choice)
• Design (one exam from a choice of two)
The Messaging specialization section has only two exams, both of
which need to be passed.
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MCSE: Security on Server 2003
The MCSE: Security on Server 2003 option requires the candidate
to pass 5 ‘core’ exams and three specialty security
focused exams.
The ‘Core’ exams have two distinct sections:
• Client Operating System (one exam must be passed from a
choice of two)
• Networking System (all four exams must be passed in this
section – no choices)
The Security specialization section is further broken down into
2 parts:
• Security Specialization: Core Design (one exam on offer
which must be passed)
• Security Specialization: Core Security (two exams need to
be passed, one compulsory, the other a choice of two (one of the
choices being the third-party Security+ exam from CompTIA))
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