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I'm trying to start studying MCSE 15 years after I had my MCSE NT. I&quot;m just reading online to do brainstorm. <br />
Can anyone if you're already MCSE, give me any advice and useful links such as student forum, study guide,etc? <br />
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&nbsp;As I have done, I will study with books, not attending school. <br />
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Also, I see various MCSE track such as server infrastructure, Private Cloud, etc. Which one do you have and why did you choose the track?
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I'm trying to start studying MCSE 15 years after I had my MCSE NT. I"m just reading online to do brainstorm. 
Can anyone if you're already MCSE, give me any advice and useful links such as student forum, study guide,etc? 

 As I have done, I will study with books, not attending school. 

Also, I see various MCSE track such as server infrastructure, Private Cloud, etc. Which one do you have and why did you choose the track?

MCSE track

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