Re: from 2003 to 2003

No such book out there...but if companies could stick with a product
forever, such as Windows NT4, some would. I know of a few applications that
died on the vine and the last version was for NT4...and the companies out
there are having a hard time justifying the switch. Granted, some of these
are large organizations that have a 2003 infrastructure, but still have the
NT4 servers floating around.

If you want, you can always take the 70-215 and the 70-218. If you are an
MCSA on 2003, then a few hours with some study materials and a few hours
with a Virtual machine, as was mentioned earlier, should be time well spent.

Cheers,

Bob

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Bob Christian II
MVP - LCS
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"Muson" <a.stirbis@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm MCSA 2003 (yesterday passed last exam), and i have experience in 2003,
> but i never touched 2000 server. Many companys are still using win2k.
> Maybe there is a book or smth. like "downgrade from 2003 to 2000" :)
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> Muson
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