Labs from home!

In my 70-290 MS book, the labs are very basic, completing tasks such as, creating computer accounts, user accounts, groups, managing printers, assigning permissions, group policy and templates.

I need to do labs on tasks such as backups, shadow copy volumes, remote administration & terminal server.

Where can I get these labs from? (NEED URGENTLY)

Thank you for reading this post!

Raj

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dynamik

Use your imagination. Come up with scenarios and try to fulfill them.

Honestly, a lot of the 290 material is pretty basic. It really is just the foundation for future exams. Don't worry, you'll have much more to do in 291.

RS_MCP

Thank you 'Dynamik' you have really helped me!

Raj

dax_kun

You can use VMWARE to create your lab for this. You can then have hands-on practice with terminal server, backup, and other functions.

I've created my network with 4 servers and 2 clients with VMWARE. Thats where I do my experiments and testing.

brad-

most of the 290 labs are basic. Its the questions that are tricky. Understanding material and being able to do a cookbook task is not the same as patiently reading a loaded question and picking the MS answer.

You could try using the MOC book for 2273 i think it is, its got some, I dont know where else you'd get lab exercises from.

Vex10

dax_kun wrote:

You can use VMWARE to create your lab for this. You can then have hands-on practice with terminal server, backup, and other functions.

I've created my network with 4 servers and 2 clients with VMWARE. Thats where I do my experiments and testing.

I was wondering what version and the cost of this software is?

brad-

Virtual PC is free from MS and will let you set up the lab you want.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/virtualpc/default.mspx

VM Ware is better, but its like $200.

dynamik

brad- wrote:

Virtual PC is free from MS and will let you set up the lab you want.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/virtualpc/default.mspx

VM Ware is better, but its like $200.

VMWare Workstation is $189, but they have a free server version as well: http://www.vmware.com/products/server/

eltoro

Vex10 wrote:

dax_kun wrote:

You can use VMWARE to create your lab for this. You can then have hands-on practice with terminal server, backup, and other functions.

I've created my network with 4 servers and 2 clients with VMWARE. Thats where I do my experiments and testing.

I was wondering what version and the cost of this software is?

I am thinking of getting VMWARE Workstation. Can I install servers on VMWARE Workstation Version?

Tnks

dynamik

Yes. Server/Workstation is just the name of their products and identifies some of the differences in functionality. Although, I believe you cannot install XP and 2000 Pro on VMWare Server (or at least, it's not supported). You can download 30-day evaluations of all their commercial products.