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hands on

alex_k_harrison

would you say that in order to pass the 70-215 exam you definatly need hands on experience with W2K Server. i have my exam booked for thursday and i probably haven't had as much experience as i think i should have in order to pass. i have done a lot reading though using the Sybex study guide and various test engines.
whats your opinions?

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mikiemov

Without a doubt, id say you need at least 6months experience using W2k server on a day to day basis

alex_k_harrison

thanks mate, looks like i will have to do some serious revising then

mikiemov

Possibly, we were running an NT4.0 domain here, when I started studying for MCSE 2000..To be honest, I hadnt a hope in hell in passing any of the exams due to lack of "hands on" experience.

We then upgraded to W2k and within 4 mths started studying again. Within 7mths of that I had MCSE...MCSE W2k, definitley requires more hands on knowledge than any other mcp exams...

maxbassett

would you say that in order to pass the 70-215 exam you definatly need hands on experience with W2K Server.

Absolutely NO hands on experience with Win2K Server is needed to pass 70-215 if you study the right things… I have seen it done on many occasions

The problem with this approach is you will not be able to function in a real world environment, for that hands on experience is a must.

alex_k_harrison

i took the exam on thursday with little hands on experience and passed, all be it with a score of 715, but a pass is a pass. maybe i could have got a better score if i did have a little more hands on experience but i managed to pass with what i had.
thanks for replying lads

janmike

Congratulations!

rstarrett

Congratulations

iwannabeccna

mikiemov wrote:

Without a doubt, id say you need at least 6months experience using W2k server on a day to day basis

Yeah right! What rubbish! The exam is not that hard. I did one week in a class and only installed the thing, didnt use it. Then I studied solid for one week and I passed with 850.

6 months using on a day to day basis is overkill for one measly MCP!