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bohack wrote: » I can recommend the Exam Ref book for the 70-410. It's what I teach class with for the MCSE 2012 R2 classes. I have started to put together videos for the objectives and will continue to add to the collection https://www.youtube.com/user/networkedminds. If there is something in particular you are looking for PM me and I can put it together... Just don't ask for free VCEs... I can't get them free either
varelg wrote: » Hm I think I figured the setup out- an Evaluation Version from TechNet (for some reason I thought MS discontinued evaluation versions) and load the resulting VHD into VirtualBox. But it is one- time setup and I was looking for something Linux Academy offers for their students- spin up any Linux server within a minute, do your lab and you can deconstruct it/wipe it out and start a brand new setup within minutes. But I guess what I am asking for is too much for the world of "licence this, licence that".
natharas wrote: » Have a look at the MS Virtual Academy. As far as I am aware, the evaluation license isn't limited after the 90 day period, if i'm wrong someone correct me though
bohack wrote: » Catak, Thank you... I take great pride in the videos I do for the community and I'm a teacher at heart (been for 17 or so years). I teach the MCSE track with the Exam Ref book. Amazon.com: Exam Ref 70-410 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 (MCSA) (9780735684249): Craig Zacker: Books However in the other forum post http://www.techexams.net/forums/mcsa-mcse-windows-2012-general/109814-best-70-411-book-labs.html Justin recommended the Amazon.com: Mastering Windows Server 2012 R2 (9781118289426): Mark Minasi, Kevin Greene, Christian Booth, Robert Butler, John McCabe, Robert Panek, Michael Rice, Stefan Roth: Books Sybex book. I just skimmed it and it is a mastering book... So it's everything... The Microsoft press are a little more guided, again I teach these courses so I like objectives Jon
bohack wrote: » Best advice is to create a VMware lab, so that you can gain hands on experience. Reading and understand the material from the book is only part of the recipe for passing the exam. The other piece is experimentation and a VM allows you to experiment and produce the labs consistently. Follow this tutorial to build a lab https://youtu.be/lG3vXlo2q7M.
alongtin wrote: » What is the best way to study for the 70-410 server 2012 exam? I have done all kinds of practice exams as well as the one from Microsoft and I was scoring how on them but when i took the test it was nothing to what I was studying at all Is there a better way to study or something that is good for studying for the test
illmortalized wrote: » This is exactly what I'm trying to avoid. People have recommended Sybex (which is what I'm using) but per reviews on the net, many people find it to be lacking lots of details.. making the book really not that useful at all.
Gago77 wrote: » Sybex is horrible in my opinion. I started with the book and did some of their flash cards. I was felling really good bout what I learned until I started doing an online training course MS provides my company. From the first video I realized there was TONS of information missing from the Sybex curriculum. Just my two cents.
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