Hi ng. Hope everyone is doing fine. I am cramming for 217, taking it
tommorow. Anyways, here is a question that i guess can be debated (or
not!).
I see a lot of guys listing their achieved certs. question: should you list

A coworker just popped his head into my office - this is what came out of
our conversation:
http://www.telescope-game.com/
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Just Passed 070-217, today.  What funny about this is that the repost date is 01-Nov-2003, which is tomorrow (Saturday)!!  WoW, it must be some ghost, May be i really sat in the room for 25 hours!

So we haven't had any updates lately, Are you still not smoking?  Or have
you once again joined us inthe smoke room?
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Kendal R. Emery, MCSE, Network+, A+, MCNGP #19

Once Again I look back on the mcse track. I was wondering
what you all think about just starting the mcse 2000
track vs 2003? I currently have w2k experience but wonder
if it would be wise to study/put the time in for the w2k

going to be in downtown Toronto next month and hope to do 70-216
anybody got a favourite test centre there

I'm a new kid in IT town juz obtained my MCSE
Certification.
Business & Accounting in background, couldn't get a job
with the above... even for a helpdesk job.

This should make us American high tech workers happy!
http://sify.com/news/international/fullstory.php?id=13293386
happy happy joy joy
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I'm pretty sure the answer is "no you can't", but is there
a way of rearranging AD domains within a tree or forest.
Suppose I have a domain DeptA.Here.ThisOrganisation.Nhs.UK
And owing to reorganisation I need to move it to:

I hear on the grapevine that the 70-270 question pool has been
completely refreshed in the same way that the 70-058 exam was in '99
Maybe the this will slow down the dumpers for a little while ?
Maybe a few more people will know the subject ?

Urgently required Male Belly Dancers for a local MCSE Club. Please write
with your complete belly details to mcseclub999@noone.com.
Please Note: Only members of MCNGP Team are eligible to apply for this
position.

I took all of MCSE exams at May 1999 (NT 4.0).
Am I still MCSE?

Anyone know if it's possible to migrate straight from
Groupwise 5.2 to Exchange 2003?