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Overclocker
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I'm studying for that same exam right now, hoping to take it within the week.
From what I've read here, you must know RIS, the steps involved, and the protocols needed.
Please let me know how you did and if you thought it was hard or not.
Everyone here says that if you have administered 2K at all you wshouldn't have any problems.
I myself am using the Self Test along with the Mike Meyers book, and all my instructors have told me that the Self Test is actually harder than the actual exam.
From what I've read here, you must know RIS, the steps involved, and the protocols needed.
Please let me know how you did and if you thought it was hard or not.
Everyone here says that if you have administered 2K at all you wshouldn't have any problems.
I myself am using the Self Test along with the Mike Meyers book, and all my instructors have told me that the Self Test is actually harder than the actual exam.
NickFerrar
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I disagree with the "if you have administered W2K you shoudn't have any problems". Unless you have a very varied job covering multiple scenarios you just aren't going to get the experience on a lot of parts that are tested in the exam.
Personally I'm not the guy that does RIS stuff in my company so it was all pretty new to me whilst studying. Sure if you deal daily with W2K you have a good understanding of the concepts involved which makes it a lot easier than someone just picking up a self-study book with no real world experience.
If you've studied and do well on Transcenders it's probably not worth trying to last minute cram, just go over areas you're weaker in. If you want to almost guarantee yourself a pass then do a braindump from testking.com - I only saw it after doing my exam and was pretty amazed just how many of the questions were in my actual exam...
Personally I'm not the guy that does RIS stuff in my company so it was all pretty new to me whilst studying. Sure if you deal daily with W2K you have a good understanding of the concepts involved which makes it a lot easier than someone just picking up a self-study book with no real world experience.
If you've studied and do well on Transcenders it's probably not worth trying to last minute cram, just go over areas you're weaker in. If you want to almost guarantee yourself a pass then do a braindump from testking.com - I only saw it after doing my exam and was pretty amazed just how many of the questions were in my actual exam...
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