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CompTIA Updating Server+

Slated for later this year, updates don't affect MCP candidate plans.

By Michael Domingo
02/03/2004

CertCities.com's Becky Nagel reports that the Computing Technology Industry Association is planning to update its Server+ certification in late 2004. The update doesn't affect MCP candidates who plan to count the Server+ title toward fulfillment of some of Microsoft's premium titles.

Details on the updates being made to Server+ have yet to show up on CompTIA's Web site. Check CertCities.com for further developments and breaking CompTIA news.

About the Author

Michael Domingo has held several positions at 1105 Media, and is currently the editor in chief of Visual Studio Magazine.

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