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IBM Announces 3 Free Lotus Betas

7/9/2003 -- Earlier this week IBM announced three free betas for its Lotus certification program.

The first, Notes Domino 6: Configuring Domino Web Servers (exam #623), counts towards the program's Principal CLP Notes and Domino 6 System Administrator title. Those who pass the exam will receive credit toward certification, as long as they already hold the corresponding CLP title, the company said. More information about this exam can be found here.

The other two betas, Notes Domino 6: Developing Web Applications (exam #612) and Notes Domino 6: Managing Servers and Users (exam #632), apply toward the CLP Application Developer and CLP System Administrator titles. More information on these exams can be found here.

The betas are currently available for free through Pearson Vue and Prometric testing centers worldwide; candidates must register by phone. The company did not say when the beta periods would end or when the final versions of the exams will go live.

For more information on certification on Lotus products, click here. -Becky Nagel

There are 16 user Comments for “IBM Announces 3 Free Lotus Betas”
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7/9/03: Chrystoph says:	I have taken the "Servers and Users" exam. Unlike a lot of betas, they will tell you if you pass (80% or better) or fail (50% or less). If you fall in between, they will contact you. The tests so far are set for 75% when they go live. THe tests are 90 questions or better for betas with the Lotus standard of forty for the live versions.
7/9/03: Eren says:	It' s written free but still "anonymous" write "mo'money".Idiot!!!
7/9/03: Jeff from Phoenix says:	If he had mo' money he could buy a life or some sense or a TV set or a six pack or...
7/9/03: John from Indy says:	Looks like he is accomplishing what he wants...ticking you off. :)
7/9/03: Greg Neilson says:	I recently took the 623 beta. It's not a gimmie, but is straightforward enough if you read the applicable R6 Admin manual chapters and have some hands-on experience with the product. So take the exam for free while you can :-)
7/10/03: Forster from Germany says:	hello, i am from Germany no one knows this at IBM please send me the phone number , i want to take the free exam
7/10/03: Anonymous says:	Forster, the number is www.ibm.com
7/10/03: Anonymous says:	All...I contacted Pearson Vue to register for the free betas and they didn't know anything about this...does anyone have the phone number where I can phone to register....thanks!
7/11/03: Felix Fiedler from Germany says:	Try this: Prometric Tel.: 0800-1839708 or http://www.register.prometric.com/Default.asp Best Regards, Felix
7/11/03: Anonymous says:	try this: 1-800-ura-moron
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