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70-297: MCSE Guide to Designing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure

by Jay Adamson

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Students will master the objectives for the new MCSE exam # 79-297 using an approach created specifically for the classroom. Their learning will be enhanced with extensive end-of-chapter exercises and hands-on projects.
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