Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) was a certification that validated skills in administering Microsoft Windows Server operating systems and related technologies. While MCSA certifications have been retired, they demonstrated competency in areas such as server installation, configuration, Active Directory, networking, and system administration tasks. Holders of this certification were typically employed as system administrators, network administrators, or IT professionals responsible for managing and maintaining Windows-based server environments. Although no longer offered, it was a popular stepping stone for roles managing on-premises infrastructure.
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