MTA Windows Server 98-365 exam format
Kevin89
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Hi all,
I'm taking the MTA Windows Server Fundamentals exam in a few weeks time, and I'd like to get a better idea of what to expect in terms of the format.
On the Microsoft website it lists a range of different types of questions that could come up in the exam. I guess I can expect any of these to come up, but is there a particular type of question format that comes up more often?
I'm also wondering how much of the exam is practical based, i.e. should I expect many questions that, for example, ask me to install server roles and features, or set up audits, or do various things to manage AD? Or should I concentrate more on learning the theory?
In terms of preparing for the exam, I'm using the official Wiley Microsoft Windows Server 98-365 book, CBT Nuggets videos and I've also done a little bit using the Microsoft Virtual labs.
Thanks!
I'm taking the MTA Windows Server Fundamentals exam in a few weeks time, and I'd like to get a better idea of what to expect in terms of the format.
On the Microsoft website it lists a range of different types of questions that could come up in the exam. I guess I can expect any of these to come up, but is there a particular type of question format that comes up more often?
I'm also wondering how much of the exam is practical based, i.e. should I expect many questions that, for example, ask me to install server roles and features, or set up audits, or do various things to manage AD? Or should I concentrate more on learning the theory?
In terms of preparing for the exam, I'm using the official Wiley Microsoft Windows Server 98-365 book, CBT Nuggets videos and I've also done a little bit using the Microsoft Virtual labs.
Thanks!
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Kevin89 Registered Users Posts: 2 ■□□□□□□□□□Oh right okay. Thanks for your reply - I'll take a look at the Measure up practice exam
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NotHackingYou Member Posts: 1,460 ■■■■■■■■□□If you have read and understand what's in the official exam guide you will be just fine. I have taken this exam and the official material was sufficient.When you go the extra mile, there's no traffic.