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randy72
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...are there a lot of XP install questions on the test.
I don't want to waste time on things I don't need to know. Especially since where I work and every where else I have worked uses Ghost for rollouts.
I don't want to waste time on things I don't need to know. Especially since where I work and every where else I have worked uses Ghost for rollouts.
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Optionseurotrash
Member Posts: 817
yes. and ghost is useless for this test, just remember that "There is none other than Microsoft".
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Optionsrandy72
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I will have to study the install stuff then. I know Ghost is useless for the test but I personally wouldn't use sysprep or RIS.
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Optionsskully93
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I've had similar ideas.
I don't sysprep, or really too much RIS. We do a lot of ghosting.
The parts that I'm scared of are R/RAS adn IIS. I've NEVER used the IIS stuff, and most techs I know haven't either, except for maybe once to get someone in dev or marketing working.
So I'm hoping to get lots of ?'s on installation, troubleshooting, setup
I do not have a psychiatrist and I do not want one, for the simple reason that if he listened to me long enough, he might become disturbed.
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Optionszenboy
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I only got one on my exam; the rest were IIS, ICF, RDP, TCP/IP.
I think it is good to know about RIS and syprep too because there are people using it as well."In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few" - S.Suzuki -
Optionsmobri09
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I got crushed with sysprep and Install Questions. You just never know what Microsoft is gowing to beat you up with. Good luck