SKO-002 passed
I passed my Server+ last night! Scored 732 out of 800, thanks to (finally) finding some reference/study materials, and to the people on this forum for the hints and advice. 
Maybe it was my "luck on the draw", but the selection of questions on my test mainly dealt with configs, troubleshooting, environment, etc. There were quite a few SAN/NAS questions, disaster recovery/planning, and backup procedures. I only had ONE question about cable lengths (for Ultra320), and absolutely nothing about legacy SCSI connectors. SAS was thrown in, as well as knowledge about fibre fabric and iSCSI.
IMHO, the test was fairly well written, and, although vague a couple of times, not too hard to get through.
The study materials I used were:
1) ExamCram 2, SKO-002
2) old SKO-001 study guides
3) a lot of internet searching about the new objectives (from Comptia.org)
4) if you're lucky enough to have this resource, HANDS ON experience.
ONWARD THROUGH THE FOG!
Maybe it was my "luck on the draw", but the selection of questions on my test mainly dealt with configs, troubleshooting, environment, etc. There were quite a few SAN/NAS questions, disaster recovery/planning, and backup procedures. I only had ONE question about cable lengths (for Ultra320), and absolutely nothing about legacy SCSI connectors. SAS was thrown in, as well as knowledge about fibre fabric and iSCSI.
IMHO, the test was fairly well written, and, although vague a couple of times, not too hard to get through.
The study materials I used were:
1) ExamCram 2, SKO-002
2) old SKO-001 study guides
3) a lot of internet searching about the new objectives (from Comptia.org)
4) if you're lucky enough to have this resource, HANDS ON experience.
ONWARD THROUGH THE FOG!
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Thankx