Passed!

Passed with a 799. I would say the Sims are not as much of a problem as I expected them to be. I got a few questions that I just stared blankly at for a few minutes and caused me some problems. If I had to stress 3 topics that I feel merit extra study they would be 1. Permissions, 2. Backup 3. Terminal Services. Thanks to all the folks in this forum, reading the posts in here helped out alot.

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Gundamtdk

Congrats!

I find that permissions and terminal services are such a pain to deal with.

I didn't have much problems with backup because I drilled on it a lot before the exam.

cacharo

Congrats!

Thanks for the pointers, I am taking this one in 3 weeks.

Daniel333

What would you say the best way to practice for the backup's section are?

I don't have a tape drive to build a pool and what not, should I check ebay? Is their an alternative way you took?

dynamik

Daniel333 wrote:

I don't have a tape drive to build a pool and what not, should I check ebay? Is their an alternative way you took?

That would be absolute overkill. You can do a majority of the backup procedures directly to your hard drive, and you can easily learn the other material just by reading the book and browsing a few online tutorials.

qs1pos

dynamik wrote:

Daniel333 wrote:

I don't have a tape drive to build a pool and what not, should I check ebay? Is their an alternative way you took?

That would be absolute overkill.

I Agree that setting up a tape lab would overkill. The main thing is to know backup types, and what each will back up and their limitations. Under the backup section of study I would also include shadow copys, and what specifically is backed up when the system state is backed up.

7255carl

congrats

Mishra

Daniel333 wrote:

What would you say the best way to practice for the backup's section are?

I don't have a tape drive to build a pool and what not, should I check ebay? Is their an alternative way you took?

You might be able to kill 2 birds with one stone there. If you need a backup solution at your home then you can buy a tape drive and tapes to backup your personal data on. You will learn about tape rotation and setting up backup jobs. I don't think thats a bad idea if you can use it for your own personal use.