Microsoft Test 70-270 Windows XP
I gotta take this test in 2 weeks. I feel like I havent studied enough. Can anyone provide some links to test with. All i have is the tests that came with my books. .
I gotta take this test in 2 weeks.
I feel like I havent studied enough.
Can anyone provide some links to test with.
All i have is the tests that came with my books.
I feel like I havent studied enough.
Can anyone provide some links to test with.
All i have is the tests that came with my books.
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Nothing to worry about
Be sure you know sysprep and its uses.
Get an examcram2 book to read and go over the finer points. But as long as you have used this product intimately since its release, you should be ok.
Be sure you know sysprep and its uses.
Get an examcram2 book to read and go over the finer points. But as long as you have used this product intimately since its release, you should be ok.
Have you taken any of the other MS (or any other vendor's) exams? You will pretty much feel like you're missing something until the first time you see the test. I failed my NT 4.0 Workstation on the first pass, because I had *too much* experience, and many of the questions were wrong (in particular, behavior of NT/9x machines when intermingled with Novell boxes as I had been doing that for over a year at the time). However, I am under the impression that the newer tests are much more factual. Nevertheless, the testing language may throw you as well, so if possible work with Transcenders and the like in order to get used to the question language and structure, and you should be fine.
Quote:Have you taken any of the other MS (or any other vendor's) exams? You will pretty much feel like you're missing something until the first time you see the test. I failed my NT 4.0 Workstation on the first pass, because I had *too much* experience, and many of the questions were wrong (in particular, behavior of NT/9x machines when intermingled with Novell boxes as I had been doing that for over a year at the time). However, I am under the impression that the newer tests are much more factual. Nevertheless, the testing language may throw you as well, so if possible work with Transcenders and the like in order to get used to the question language and structure, and you should be fine.
My First MS test bro.
I can't afford the trancenders. When I took my network + test and My A + earlier this year, the study guide was right on the money, and I passed with ease. But I ahve been taking every online test I can find to help prepare me for the MS test
My First MS test bro.
I can't afford the trancenders. When I took my network + test and My A + earlier this year, the study guide was right on the money, and I passed with ease. But I ahve been taking every online test I can find to help prepare me for the MS test
If you truly need help .... send me a PM. I'm sure I can dig something up if you are in need.
If you plan on taking your 2003 MCSE, I will be joing you in that endevour. Im just glad I need to upgrade my 2000 one.
laterz
If you plan on taking your 2003 MCSE, I will be joing you in that endevour. Im just glad I need to upgrade my 2000 one.
laterz
check your email
Yes you can be both MCSA and MCSE as long as you fulfill the requirements.
If you look at my profile you will see I got both
I myself plan on getting my CCNP this summer
Good luck, lemme know if ya need further help.
If you look at my profile you will see I got both
I myself plan on getting my CCNP this summer
Good luck, lemme know if ya need further help.
Well, I just got a new job as a DoD contractor for AD/Enterprise Application Development, and I have been advised to hold off until the 2003 exams come out. We will probably be moving to 2003 and skipping 2000 all together in our move from NT 4 domains. Basically, the existing engineers and architects state that many of the qualities are the same, so if you are strong with AD now you should probably just practice with 2003 and then test for that.
Perhaps an elective wouldnt be such a bad idea. I vote for something with ISA 2000, as it can be be applied to the new MCSE security certificiation. The beta tests are coming out in August or so, I'll let ya know how they are.
Clutch is correct, Active Directory has gone through some major changes but nothing most admins will truly use in a single domain single site context ... unless of course they will use ADAM.
Clutch is correct, Active Directory has gone through some major changes but nothing most admins will truly use in a single domain single site context ... unless of course they will use ADAM.
