Category Archives: #60Days2MCSE

YIKES! Time is really getting away from me! As you might be able to tell from my previous post on my blahg, I spent most of last week trying to recover from a change that we made when upgrading our … Continue reading →

Ok, regrouped and ready to roll! I’ve gotten access to some new training material that I’m going to be using this week to shore up weak points. I’ve heard great things about TrainSignal training and I’m really excited to try … Continue reading →

As promised and update : I took the 640 test yesterday and did not pass, so that’s going to throw a monkey wrench into my timeline. I’ll have to figure out how to push the schedule a little to still … Continue reading →

Quick update on the week as I’m trying to stay as heads down on the studying as possible. Exam #1 is scheduled, 70-640 for 5/3. Truth be told I’m quite anxious about it as through #60days2MCSE, we’ve made our plans … Continue reading →

I just got a heads up that Microsoft will be partnering with Dell, IEEE Computer Society, and the Cloud Security Alliance to host a “24 Hours in a Private Cloud” event on May10th. From 8am GMT on the 10th to … Continue reading →

@michaelbender has challenged us this week to put together our learning plan for achiving the goal. I’m expecting this to change radically as more information about the two SC2012 exams starts coming out, but its good to start with a … Continue reading →

Well I’ve got the first practice test out of the way to try to target the areas I’m weakest on and it was pretty much as I expected : CA and DNS. A little background : working for a large … Continue reading →

Holy crap what have I gotten myself into? A group of friends from the twitterverse has inadvertently challenged each other to get MCSE – Private Cloud certified by the end of MSTechEd 2012. (unbelievably we were all sober when this … Continue reading →

Microsoft recently announced that they are bringing back two familiar certification titles MCSA and MCSE.  Although, they now are Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate and Microsoft Certified Solutions Engineer. Upon examining the Microsoft Learning website http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/mcse.aspx it appears that Microsoft is reengineering … Continue reading →