Passed 70-272, New MCDST
Just passed 272 less than a hour ago with a score of 918.
In my opinion, 272 was A LOT easier than 271 (I scored 800). I also spent less time studying for it.
Resources used:
Sybex MCDST Deluxe (Read 272 section once)
Examcram 2 (Read 272 book once)
MS Press book (skimmed through the chapter summaries)
Practice tests (Used the 3 Transcender tests, scored 72%, 78%, and 78%)
On 272, I got a lot of questions about file permissions, remote desktop, Outlook Express/Internet Explorer, and SP2 Firewall (ICF).
My next exam is 70-270. I'm hoping to get that done soon.
In my opinion, 272 was A LOT easier than 271 (I scored 800). I also spent less time studying for it.
Resources used:
Sybex MCDST Deluxe (Read 272 section once)
Examcram 2 (Read 272 book once)
MS Press book (skimmed through the chapter summaries)
Practice tests (Used the 3 Transcender tests, scored 72%, 78%, and 78%)
On 272, I got a lot of questions about file permissions, remote desktop, Outlook Express/Internet Explorer, and SP2 Firewall (ICF).
My next exam is 70-270. I'm hoping to get that done soon.
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Let it never be said that I didn't do the very least I could do.
A lot of exams left to do
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Let it never be said that I didn't do the very least I could do.
So 70-620 satisfies both the client exam AND elective for the MCSE? It also gives credit for the server 2008 track.
It seems like I should just take 70-620 and not bother with 70-270. Then I would take 290 and 291 to get my MCSA, and 621 for my MCDST upgrade.
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Let it never be said that I didn't do the very least I could do.
It looks like I still need 70-270 if I want the easiest route. Or I could take Security+ and get that extra cert. Hmm...