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CALL FOR USERS: MCSA: Security for Windows Server 2003

Looking for experts for advice on how to get the security certification.

By Dan Hong
10/14/2004

Friends, security experts, MCPs, lend me your advice. MCP Magazine is compiling a guide on how to get the MCSA: Security for Windows Server 2003 certification, and we need your tips, recommendations, suggestions and everything else in between to help others become as cool as you, MCSA: Security-certified!

Contact Dan Hong, associate web editor, at dhong@101com.com with the subject line, "MCSA: Security Guide." Please include your name, title and company name.

About the Author

Dan Hong is the associate Web editor of MCPmag.com, CertCities.com, TCPmag.com, Redmondmag.com and RCPmag.com.

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