Woo hoo!

I've just passed my Microsoft 070-299 (opens new window): Implementing and Administering Security in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network exam, which is the last exam I'll be taking until after Karen has left for England at the end of July. With this exam, I am now MCSA + Security certified. This complements the other Microsoft, Linux, NetApp, etc exams I have taken in the last few months.

Without further ado, it's time to boast! Here's a full listing of my qualifications:

• DCSE (Dell Certified Systems Expert)
• LPIC-1 (LPI Linux Level 1 Certified)
• LPIC-2 (LPI Linux Level 2 Certified)
• UCP (Ubuntu Certified Professional)
• RCST (RightFax Certified Support Technician)
• ITIL Foundation (ITIL Foundation Certified)
• TCSE (Trend Micro Certified Security Expert)
• TCSR (Trend Micro Certified Sales Representative)
• MCP: Clustering (Microsoft Certified Professional - Clustering on Server 2000)
• MCP: XP (Microsoft Certified Professional - Windows XP)
• MCDST: XP (Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician - Windows XP)
• MCITP: Vista (Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional - Vista)
• MCTS: Vista (Microsoft Certified Vista Technical Specialist)
• MCTS: SQL 2005 (Microsoft Certified SQL 2005 Technical Specialist)
• MCSA 2003 + Security (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator with Security)
• W3C HTML (W3C Certified HTML Developer)
• ASAP (NetApp Accredited Storage Architect Professional)
• NCDA (NetApp Certified Data Management Administrator)

Next up (in August) are my CCNA, CCNP, NCIE and MCSE qualifications. The Cisco stuff is going to be a lot of work as I have no experience of Cisco administration.