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Taking exam soon..

iankf

Hey guys,

I am taking my 70-270 exam next saturday

I have used the 2nd edition of Microsoft self pacing book

and ucertify practice tests, plus some 100+ questions I have at work (first time i took it i got 81/100). Also read over and took the question here with the exam notes,

Do you think I am ready? Anything else I need do?

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Comments

princess4peace

You are ready, all you need to do is to ascertain areas where you need to improve upon and run over it few more times. With this you are sure ready for the exam. The practice questions on this site will do a great help.

jescab

GOOD LUCK!! - sounds like you are ready.....

squirrelyosis

If you feel you are ready then you are. Look over the book again, take some more tests, make a note sheet of all the things that you are having trouble with. The questions are all long but they give you plenty of time to complete the exam.

Trailerisf

My advice to you is read the questions and answers carefully... Don't jump to an answer right away... Prove the other three wrong then find the right one...

You will be given tricky questions. They will manipulate wording to hide an answer.

spudnik

Definatly take your time, the questions are very long and sometimes confusing, try to siff through the junk and just get the facts from each question, for me that gets rid of at least 1 answer..

good luck..

iankf

Yes when i first took a practice test, the question was tricky and manipulative alot

iankf

Could someone explain assign and publishing to users and computers again,

I know you can't publish to a computer

Assigning advertising to the user that a application will be installed

Publish is desktop icon and files assocaited will be installed?

This right?

squirrelyosis

iankf wrote:

Could someone explain assign and publishing to users and computers again,

I know you can't publish to a computer

Assigning advertising to the user that a application will be installed

Publish is desktop icon and files assocaited will be installed?

This right?

There are really 3 options when installing application via Group Policy

Assign to a Computer - which actually installs the application completly on the computer

Assign to a User - this will put the application in the start menu, upon selecting the icon or opening a file that uses the program it will be installed

Publish to a User - This will add the application as a selection in Add/Remove Programs, users can install it from there

Trailerisf

What he said