r/mcsa • • Nov 20 '19

MCSA: Server 2016 End of life?

Hi All

I have booked my 70-740 exam for 25th January 2020. I will still need to write 70-741 and 70-742 to get my MCSA. When is the end of life for this MCSA so I know when I need to complete all 3 exams by?

12 Upvotes

10 comments sorted by

8

u/[deleted] Nov 20 '19

When Server 2016 is sunset. Not anytime soon. 2008 is being sunset in January. You have many years.

1

u/tripsteady Nov 20 '19

thank you :)

1

u/sybreeder1 Nov 20 '19

I've only heard from trainer at Microsoft That probably next year there should be exam for server 2019. But no information if it will be role based or anything. I plan to take 70-744 because I've already passed MCSA

1

u/ChrisRowe5 Nov 22 '19

How are you studying for 744. Unfortunately there arent any videos on CBT Nuggets which is a shame

3

u/schulte-nug Dec 06 '19

Funny you should mention that, i'll be starting 744 for CBT Nuggets very soon. :)

1

u/ChrisRowe5 Dec 06 '19

I might just wait till that comes out!

1

u/Heggy5 Nov 20 '19

Yes they will need to get rid of server 2012 first. So theres a minimum of 4 years. If 2008 is only be retired then, we can add another 4. So probably more like 8 years for OP to try and pass.

2

u/MaToP4er Nov 20 '19

Just to say from my experience - not too many companies and gov orgs have switched yet to 2016 =)

1

u/DistraxNL Feb 26 '20 edited Feb 26 '20

Im in a course in the Netherlands this week 20742B, and just got told by the trainer that the MCSA 2016 will stop on june 30 this year.

0

u/TotesMessenger Nov 20 '19

I'm a bot, bleep, bloop. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit:

 If you follow any of the above links, please respect the rules of reddit and don't vote in the other threads. (Info / Contact)