According to the company, many customers still need NT 4. The revamped certification system recognizes this need. But what happens to those who already upgraded? The new announcement means there will be two valid MCSE certifications. Find out if your current certification was affected by the changes. Initial reaction In the past, Microsoft was rigid about expiration dates on certifications and ending support for certain operating systems. This new stance on its certification program has astonished some members of the IT community.
Many TechRepublic members told us that they are relieved that Microsoft understands that there is still a need for Windows NT 4. What are your thoughts? Thanks, Sunden. Guest, Nov 2, Nov 12, same as the milk in my fridge. Bill McPherson, Nov 2, Hey Bill, Coincidence, my cookies expire on that day as well. Do you mean November 12 of the year ? Is that November 12 of ?? Briscobar, Nov 2, T-Bone, Nov 2, Microsoft had not yet accounced when they are going to discontinue the W2K tests.
Guest, Nov 4, Thanks to all! There's a lot more than Windows. These exams have been retired within the last year. For reference purposes, we will continue to provide a link to these exam detail pages for 12 months. These exams can no longer be taken, but if a retired exam is one of the requirements for a certification that has not been retired, it can be used to fulfill the certification requirements for up to one year after it retires.
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