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When you pass Exam 70-504: TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 – Windows Workflow Foundation Application Development, you earn credit toward the following certification:

It is about development in WSS and it is not difficult if you have the key concepts clear. The questions are 80% about the API (managinitems, lists and sites) and the rest is about deploying the solution.

When you pass this exam, you earn credit toward the following certification:

This test consists of Multiple Choice, Hot Area, Drag and Drop, Build list and reorder, and Build a Tree questions. The test can be adaptive and simulation questions might be asked. There are no Case study type questions. You will be required to attempt approximately 50 questions in 90 minutes. To pass, you need a score of 700.

When you pass Exam 70-557: TS: Microsoft Forefront Client and Server, Configuration, you complete the requirements for the following certification:

Exam 70-557 also earns credit as an elective exam toward the following certifications:

Cisco’s CCNA (640-802) exam is an entry-level, single option exam for achieving the CCNA certification. It validates your ability to Configure, verify and troubleshoot switches, Identify security threats to a network and to mitigate those threats and Implement, verify, and troubleshoot networks in a medium-size Enterprise branch office network. Passing this test will also help you in achieving the CCNP and CCIE certifications.

You can also get the CCNA certification through a two tests option. For this, you have to take tests
640-822 and 640-816.

The Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks (642-845 ONT) is a qualifying exam for the Cisco Certified Network Professional CCNP?. The ONT 642-845 exam will certify that the successful candidate has important knowledge and skills in optimizing and providing effective QOS techniques for converged networks. The exam topics include implementing a VOIP network, implementing QoS on converged networks, specific IP QoS mechanisms for implementing the DiffServ QoS model, AutoQoS, wireless security and basic wireless management.

LPI’s exam 202, “Intermediate Level Administration Part 2” is a core requirement for the LPIC2 (Linux Professional Institute) – Intermediate Level Administration certification. This mid level exam is designed for fairly advanced Linux administrators and “covers advanced network administration skills that are common across all distributions of linux.”

• Write code that extends SharePoint 2010
• Add and support code to an existing project
• Write code for and test custom features in a SharePoint solution such as a Visual Web Part or Event Receiver
• Implement a solution designed by lead SharePoint Developer

• 12 months with ASP.NET 3.5 with Visual Studio 2008 (or later)
•  6 months develop with SharePoint 2007 or later
•  3 months with SP 2010 and VS2010 (includes beta releases)

The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist certifications enable professionals to target specific technologies and to distinguish themselves by demonstrating in-depth knowledge and expertise in their specialized technologies.

The Linux Professional Institute’s LPIC2 - Intermediate Level Administration is a mid level certification for IT professionals who want to show an intermediate level of “vendor independent and distribution neutral” knowledge of Linux.

The LPIC2 certification emerged in mid 2001. The specific prerequisite for the LPIC2 is the completion of LPIC Level 1 (LPIC1).

Designed for experienced networking professionals with beginner to intermediate knowledge of routing and switching implementations in Junos. This written exam verifies the candidate's basic understanding of routing and switching technologies and related platform configuration and troubleshooting skills.
 
JN0-360 (JNCIS-SP) exam topics are based on the content of the Junos Intermediate Routing and the Junos Service Provider Switching instructor-led training courses. Topics are also based on parts of the Junos MPLS and VPNs instructor-led course. The JN0-101 exam (JNCIA-Junos) is a prerequisite to the JN0-360 exam.

The JNCIS-SP certification is valid for two years. Recertification is achieved by passing the current version of the JN0-360 exam.

The NRS I certification is the starting point for the Alcatel-Lucent Service Routing Certification (SRC) Program and is designed to equip IP professionals with a solid knowledge of IP and Ethernet technologies. The NRS I certification also establishes a strong foundation for the Network Routing Specialist II, Triple Play Routing Professional and Service Routing Architect certifications from the SRC program.

There are two options to prepare for the Alcatel-Lucent NRS I certification — you can attend one of the Alcatel-Lucent Scalable IP Networks classes held globally or read the Alcatel-Lucent Scalable IP Networks Self-Study Guide.

Certification is valid for three years. You will be required to re-write the Alcatel-Lucent Scalable IP Networks exam (4A0-100) in order to maintain a valid certification.

If you have spent even one minute exploring the job market recently, you know it's competitive out there. Employers are looking for candidates who are serious about their disciplines and can prove it. You've worked hard to get your technical expertise and back up that MCSA you earned awhile back. What can you do to remain competitive? Consider upgrading to your MCITP Server Administrator. Upgrading attests to your drive to remain capable of managing the full range of Windows Server products. If you are now holding an expired certification you may find yourself behind the pack. The MCITP is worth the investment of time and resources to put you back in the running for choice positions and career advancement.

So what is the Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional credential? It's actually ten different credentials that map to specific job roles. In the administrator role, you have your choice of MCITP: Server Administrator and MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. They each focus on Windows Server 2008 technology, and so do not replace the MCSA. Instead, they certify a different set of skills on different technology. Although the Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator credential is still valid, its emphasis is on Windows Server 2000/2003. The MCITP credentials validate a comprehensive set of skills necessary to fulfill a particular role utilizing Windows Server 2008.

Another distinction between the old certifications and MCITP is the expiration policy. Previous certifications expire after 3 years. The new set of certifications from Microsoft will be retired when mainstream support for the related technology is phased out. Holders of the certifications being phased out will be offered an upgrade path to the newest version certification without having to retake the exam series.

Don't wait to upgrade your MCSA to the MCITP. Whether it's to reinforce your position with your current employer, facilitate your advancement or better serve your clients, it's best to be out front.

The SNIA SNCP, the industry’s first open-system heterogeneous certification program, has been developed in response to a demand from enterprise customers worldwide to provide standards for measuring the storage networking expertise of IT professionals.

SNIA certification enjoys industry-wide recognition for its vendor-neutral approach to testing Storage Networking knowledge.

The SNIA Certified Professional (SCP) requires passing:
SNIA Storage Network Foundations exam (S10-100)
The SNIA Certified Systems Engineer (SCSE) certification credential requires passing:
SNIA Storage Networking Management/Administration exam (S10-200)
AND
SNIA Storage Network Foundations exam (S10-100)
The SNIA Certified Architect (SCA) certification credential will require passing:
SNIA Architect – Assessment, Planning & Design (S10-300)
AND
SNIA Storage Network Foundations exam (S10-100)
Designations and certification requirements, including transition policies, are posted to the SNIA certification Web site http://www.snia.org/education/certification/.