Passed my 70-290 today!
nickmak86
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Hi!
I'm new to this forum but have been reading it quite often! Great place and great people! Justs to let u guys know I passed my 70-290 on my first try!!!
This was my first exam and studied for 5 days and went with the exam... I thought I would die today but instead it went pretty well! Got 842! Next one is the 70-291... Heard it was a beast!
I'm new to this forum but have been reading it quite often! Great place and great people! Justs to let u guys know I passed my 70-290 on my first try!!!
This was my first exam and studied for 5 days and went with the exam... I thought I would die today but instead it went pretty well! Got 842! Next one is the 70-291... Heard it was a beast!
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Mishra Member Posts: 2,468 ■■■■□□□□□□You shouldn't have passed that test unless you have a lot of experience in Windows 2003. Are you well versed in 2k3?
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nickmak86 Member Posts: 28 ■□□□□□□□□□Mishra wrote:You shouldn't have passed that test unless you have a lot of experience in Windows 2003. Are you well versed in 2k3?
Hi,
Actually I have had about 2-3 yrs experience handling about 8 servers (A small datacener) for my dad's company... The first book I read was Mike Minasi's 'Mastering Windows Server 2003'. That was how I started...
Forward 2+ years I had one of my IT consultants push me for the MCSE... I thought about it and went for it... I'm actually doing a triple certification... MCSA / MCSE / MCTS:SQL Server 2005... All the technologies I am administering alone and have read extensively through books...
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nickmak86 Member Posts: 28 ■□□□□□□□□□Megadeth4168 wrote:Nice score!
What materials did you use to prepare for this exam?
I used the MOC books and Mike Minasi's 'Mastering Windows Server 2003'... That is a great book... Gives you a deeper understanding of the OS actually...
Cheers,
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Mishra Member Posts: 2,468 ■■■■□□□□□□nickmak86 wrote:Mishra wrote:You shouldn't have passed that test unless you have a lot of experience in Windows 2003. Are you well versed in 2k3?
Hi,
Actually I have had about 2-3 yrs experience handling about 8 servers (A small datacener) for my dad's company... The first book I read was Mike Minasi's 'Mastering Windows Server 2003'. That was how I started...
Forward 2+ years I had one of my IT consultants push me for the MCSE... I thought about it and went for it... I'm actually doing a triple certification... MCSA / MCSE / MCTS:SQL Server 2005... All the technologies I am administering alone and have read extensively through books...
Okay, maybe I took "studied for 5 days" wrong then. It sounds like you have been reading books and preparing for a while?
Congrats by the way. -
Slowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 ModVery cool, congratulations on the pass.
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