SCSI anyone?

Hey guys, I am planning on taking my 701 soon and was wondering how in-depth the exam tests on SCSI. Should I just know what it is or do i need to memorize all of the different SCSI specifics thoroughly? If anyone has taken the 701 recently could help Id greatly appreciate it.

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Mirth

It doesn't hurt to know what it is at the very least. Before I went in to take my exam, I asked myself the same question and ultimately decided not to memorize the different interfaces and their respective bandwidths. I personally didn't have any questions on it when I took it a month ago, thankfully, but that's not to say you won't.

jamesleecoleman

Yea I think it would be helpful to go over scsi information. I thought scsi information was in the book already.

Asif Dasl

A buddy took the Server+ exam and that has loads of SCSI questions, the A+ didn't have any SCSI questions when I took 601/2

degresh

I have been going over the different SCSI technologies and their respective bandwidths, cable lengths, etc.. Thanks.

gunmetalgr3g

I would not worry too much about it if I was you. Passed both of mine in the last two months

sentimetal

If you're using flash cards, it doesn't hurt to add them and their attributes on one.

Xapt3r2ooX

I took the 701/702 exam about 1.5 months ago and I didn't have any SCSI questions. I would advise to brush up on it just to make sure.