Neutron wrote: Actually, I am feeling over-confident which is not good. I ran through the DNS stuff last night and unlike last year, it's making perfect sense to me.
Neutron wrote: How many questions are on 70-291? What is Microsoft's grading scale? How much is each question worth?
royal wrote: For example, if you have a question that presents you with 5 answers and asks you to choose 3, if you choose 2 of the correct ones but 1 incorrect one, you still get credit for 2.
royal wrote: Neutron wrote: How many questions are on 70-291? What is Microsoft's grading scale? How much is each question worth? ~40-45
Neutron wrote: Okay, I'm taking the exam today. Now I'm not feeling so overly confident, lol. Is there a certain percentage of questions/correct answers needed to pass, like 75% for example? I know my weakest point is Subnetting. I feel strongly about RRAS and WSUS and about 70-80% confident on DNS.
Neutron wrote: The only thing that will get me with DNS is stub-zones and also when to use conditional forwarding vs using secondary zones.
Yisrael48 wrote: Neutron wrote: The only thing that will get me with DNS is stub-zones and also when to use conditional forwarding vs using secondary zones. Well lets see if i learn well befor my testtaking next week. Stub zones when there is a lot of changes with NS records, secondary zones voor redundancy and looking up names in other sites from your current site. Conditional forewarding if there is Unix inolved or for quick name resolution. Well Einsteins tell me if i am hot or cold
Neutron wrote: I failed it with a 487. I HATE THIS DAMN TEST!! I know I nailed all three simulations I had. I felt confident about a good 3/4 of the questions. I just don't get it. I guess it's not meant for me to get MCSA. I can pass any other certification, but when it comes to Microsoft exams I struggle.