
The MCSA-Microsoft Certified Server Administrator-certification is appropriate for those individuals responsible for managing the day to day operations of Windows Server technologies. These certifications allow for specialization in either security or messaging, the two tasks other than general administration with which server administrators are most often tasked by the companies for which they worked. If a company is fortunate enough to have two administrators, having one specialize in each field can save a great deal of money in support calls to outside contractors. These certifications require the individual who bears them to pass very difficult tests and are assurance that the individual is well-qualified for their position.
The highest level of certification Microsoft currently offers is the MSCITP-Microsoft Certified IT Professional-certification. This certification takes place of the Microsoft Certified System Engineer certification of the past and means the individual holding it can boast the highest possible competency where Windows Server 2008 is concerned. These individuals are well-qualified to handle the network architecture, planning, implementation, maintenance and repair tasks associated with Windows 2008 for any company, large or small. Many individuals with this certification will have updated an MCSE certification to obtain it. These individuals are usually only on the staffs of very large companies as they can command very high wages for their abilities. More often than not, this certification will be carried by the best technical contractors for Microsoft products. These individuals are generally aware of the latest threats and fixes for Microsoft software, can troubleshoot and fix most problems and serve as the go-to people when problems cannot be fixed in-house.
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