5/19/2004 -- Juniper Networks recently announced that it will be launching a new version of its Juniper Networks Certified Internet Specialist (JNCIS) M-track qualification exam.

The new exam, JN0-303, will debut May 24 at Prometric testing centers worldwide. It will replace the current exam, JN0-302, which is scheduled to retire June 30.

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Objectives for the new M-track qualification exam can be found here.

In other Juniper news, the company has announced several 2004 Asia testing dates to allow resident candidates to take the company’s hands-on lab exams without traveling to the U.S.

Juniper’s lab exams will be available in Hong Kong in late May and Beijing in August. November testing dates in Sydney, Australia have also been announced.

Juniper also recently announced that it will retire the NetScreen 4.0 certification exams at the end of the month. Juniper began offering these exams when it acquired NetScreen earlier this year. New 5.0 NetScreen exams are currently available at Pearson Vue testing centers worldwide.

For more information on these announcements, go here. -Becky Nagel