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KGhaleon
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May take this soon with my coming paychecks, and I have a voucher to use. :P
Question though, does anyone know if you can pay to take exams in cash? or does it have to always be via a card? I payed for all my previous exams over the phone with a card. I'd rather pay with cash this time though, since I'm opening a new account soon.
I've been studying my MS Press book like mad and taking the practice exams on the CD. I've also been glancing through some other 70-270 books at a local bookstore, so should that be enough to get me through this test or do I need other sources? I think I've nailed most of the objectives.
KG
Question though, does anyone know if you can pay to take exams in cash? or does it have to always be via a card? I payed for all my previous exams over the phone with a card. I'd rather pay with cash this time though, since I'm opening a new account soon.
I've been studying my MS Press book like mad and taking the practice exams on the CD. I've also been glancing through some other 70-270 books at a local bookstore, so should that be enough to get me through this test or do I need other sources? I think I've nailed most of the objectives.
KG
Present goals: MCAS, MCSA, 70-680
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snadam
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KGhaleon wrote:May take this soon with my coming paychecks, and I have a voucher to use. :P
Question though, does anyone know if you can pay to take exams in cash? or does it have to always be via a card? I payed for all my previous exams over the phone with a card. I'd rather pay with cash this time though, since I'm opening a new account soon.
I've been studying my MS Press book like mad and taking the practice exams on the CD. I've also been glancing through some other 70-270 books at a local bookstore, so should that be enough to get me through this test or do I need other sources? I think I've nailed most of the objectives.
KG
unsure about the cash thing, Ive always used my CC. as for preparation, if you have a fair amount of experience with XP (assuming most people do), then you should be fine. Just brush up on the technologies that are rarely used; ie RIS, EFS, etc. I had a hard time wrapping my head around the concept of IIS, so I reviewed pretty hard. The technotes here are EXCELLENT for this exam. Id read those over thoroughly as well.
best of luck man!
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Yeah, I just plan to pull up some videos on RIS. The other stuff seems simple enough...just worried about confusing questions regarding switches/parameters. There are plenty.Present goals: MCAS, MCSA, 70-680
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KGhaleon wrote:Yeah, I just plan to pull up some videos on RIS. The other stuff seems simple enough...just worried about confusing questions regarding switches/parameters. There are plenty.
true, but i dont recall seeing much on command line stuff. That is to say you should still know them for the exam.**** ARE FOR CHUMPS! Don't be a chump! Validate your material with certguard.com search engine
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Don't forget to get down your NTFS/Share permissions as well!Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/ -
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Megadeth4168
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Don't underestimate this one. Just having hands on experience might not be enough... I hate to say it but I was surprised at how much I didn't know! It became very clear once I read the Sybex book for this exam.
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Yeah, unfortunately there's a lot of stuff you really don't need to know...like for workgroup security.
bleh
But oh well. I suppose it wouldn't be an OS exam if it didn't cover every aspect of the system.Present goals: MCAS, MCSA, 70-680
