Passed the Beast

Well i am glad that is all over

. I passed the Beast with a 953, God that was hard !!!!! this is def the hardest of them.

i think that they chucked everything at me!!!

i think that the work that i have done over the last week, setting up a new live domain has helped !!!!

now bring on the Exchange Server

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Big Jizay

Congratulations!!!

The beast is supposed to be really hard and you almost got a perfect score! Do you have any advice to give about this test?

AmpdChaos

congrats.. thats next for me also.. are there any sims in this test?

Johno045

I did one sim,

there is a lot on dns as you can imagine !!!! it is just study hard, found that the books that i had used where good, and also really read the questions ( once you have taken all the crap out of the question, then it was a bit easier !!!).

There was one question, that i thought at first was really difficult, but once i did the above, it was so easy.

all i can say is . i had 48 questions out of a bank of what 1000, so you can get anything, they want to throw at you !!!

amp2030

Congrats mate! That's one beast of a score.

I'm taking mine tomorrow.

J-Dubs

Congratulations! That is an awesome score on a difficult test.

Johnny Johnson

Congratulations on passing and an awesome score!

suren327

what study material did you use to prepare if u don't mind sharing..

RomBUS

Wow thats the best Ive seen someone score on this test! Awesome job!

pyroflames

95% wow, I would be happier with a score like that than lets say 70%, i always feel i dont know at least 30% what i should, if you know what i mean.

I wanna get this by feb, how long did you revise for this?

Johno045

I did an official course for this exam, spread over 14 weeks instead of the usual 5 full days. This give me chance to understand the modules. i also used microsoft press books with the official material.

I created my own virtual network to practice the Labs on !! ( a couple of vitual 2003 servers and a few workstations) find this good to mess about with, and since it is virtual, you can just reset the network, if you go wrong. but you need plenty of ram spare on your PC ( a least a gig if you are using 2 virtual servers).

I found that by practising the labs, and creating networks on a daily basis, you get to undestand more about DHCP , DNS and so forth.

This works for me....

NetAdmin2436

Congrats! That's a awesome score.