citinerd wrote: » I opted for the 298 because I read on this site that 297 had a lot of NT4 migration questions. And I know almost nothing about NT4.
kamikaze_worm wrote: » Still struggerling with OU for GP and delegation. Anyone know any good study sources for this topic? Regards Kamikaze_worm
kamikaze_worm wrote: » I dont know exactly how to word it but its more like what structure do i use what do I base my top level 2nd level ous and so on. Really have a hard time working that out from case studies in the exam.
kamikaze_worm wrote: » Also can I ask? Why I have this post up, does anyone have any tips on the exam well design exams in general and there structure and the best way to approach.
kamikaze_worm wrote: » I also don't understand microsoft on these exams. I understand they want to simulate "Real world" for this exam however ask yourself in the "Real world" would you really get 10-25 mins to design a network based on requirements. I don't think so!
Devilsbane wrote: » Trial is 10 questions, and gives you a 10 minute time limit. The 10 minutes is fine if you just read and answer the question, but there is also an exibit which is a 3 or 4 page document detailing the history of the company and what their policies are. How do you do all of that in 10 minutes?
mikedisd2 wrote: » My, and other people's method for the design exam has been this; Read the last sentence of the question first. Then read the answers. By this time you should have an idea of what MS are actually asking for. Then search through the scenario to make find the solution.