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Exchange 2000 Beta Exams now Available

By Catherine Creary (ccreary@OutlookExchange.com)

Those of you out there who want to get a head start with your Exchange 2000 exams will be pleased to learn that the Beta Exam 70-224, "Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server", will be available from November 23rd - December 6th, 2000. Microsoft insists that they offer beta exams to selected qualified candidates by invitation only, so check your email and check their site for more information.

This Microsoft Official Curriculum that will help prepare you for this course is MS 1572, Implementing and Managing
Microsoft Exchange 2000. For more information on the Beta Exam, check out Microsoft's site at:

70-224 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server

Additionally, Exam 70-225, Designing and Deploying a Messaging Infrastructure with Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server will be available in Beta version from January 2nd–15th, 2001. For information on this upcoming exam, check out Microsoft's site at:

70-225 Designing and Deploying a Messaging Infrastructure with Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server

Best of luck to all!!

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