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Just passed with a 97
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| Just took the test and I over studied again.
THANK YOU SCI FI. There were 24 questions from his Inet+ Raw Dump (on this board) on the test.
There were a few questions that were not covered in any brain dump I saw. They were:
1.You want to locate info about hotels or car rental in Concord, California.
Which is to best command string to enter?
a) California AND Concord AND hotel OR car rental
b) California AND "Concord" AND hotel or "car rental"
c) (Concord AND California) AND hotel or "car rental"
d) (Concord AND California) AND (hotel or car rental)
2. Which was developed to integrate HTML with a data source
a) Visual Basic
b) C++
c) XML
d) Pearl
3. What is the specification for on line credit?
a)SSL
b)SET
c)VPN
d) RPL
4. You want to create an address book. You want to update it and all employees need to have immediate access without downloading. Which should you create?
a) Directory Server
b) Certificate Server
c) Proxy Server
d) NIS Server
5. Given:
Web Browser
TCP/IP
Win98
Which component is missing to allow internet client access?
a) Operating system
b) E-mail client
c) Net connection
d) DNS Server
6. You want to implement OLPT in an e-commerce Business application. Which of the following is needed:
a) Object oriented database
b) XML
c) Relational database
d) Object Request Program
7.Which language is Browser vendor-dependent?
a) JAVA
b) PEARL
c) VBScript
d) SQL
8. What is the function of an image map?
a) Breaks one image into multiple smaller images
b) Displays a smaller version of a larger image
c) Links multiple URL's from a single image
d) Displays a hyperlink table of contents for a site.
9. Channel Definition Format
a) Makes a site popular with search engines
b) Implements Push technology
c) Makes DNS appear closer to a NAP
d) Creates a channel for accessing suggestions from a site visit.
the only other thing I can remember is that Sci Fi's first question was 7000bytes over 56kbps which is 1 sec 7000 x 8 (bits per byte) = 56000 56000/56000 = 1
I used the cramsession notes http://cramsession.brainbuzz.com/cr.../inet/guide.asp
and this site to study.
I purchased the I-Net+ Certification book by Syngress/Osborne but it was not a big help, and the CD questions were TERRIBLE.
The test is really not that difficult.
If I can get a 97 anybody can.
BobCat
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| Congrats! Way to go bobcat. Old AF guys rule! I have been looking at i-Net+ and think it is within my reach real soon. (Besides they have a 25% off coupon in my Net+ package.) Been going over the brain dumps and Exam Slam practice exams and recognize a lot of the questions from Net+. Do you have any other good advise for us old AF types?
FreddyFlyer A+, Net+ | |
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| Freddy Flyer,
I used my Net+ knowledge, Phantom309's practice test (It has a BUNCH of the test questions VERBATIM) and Sci Fi's raw test dump (had 24+ questions on it, the only test I had a hard copy of) to prepare. I bought a book, but it was not very useful. I used it for Copyright data and video compression techniques info only. If you can get 100 on Phantom's test and can answer the 10 questions I posted; the test will be a cruise.
I am taking a VB6.0 class during the day, took a break at 2PM on Tues. for the test and was back in the classroom at 2:25 with report in hand.
Phantom's practice test will more than prepare you for the test.
I know if an "old" AF guy can pass it you "young" AF guys can cruise.
Aim High
Good Luck
Doing TCPIP now for MCSE
BobCat
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| Just try to answer some of Bobcat’s few questions that were not covered in any brain dump, supplemented by material found on the web as marked by “….”, otherwise guessing on my part.
Looking forward to Bobcat’s comments.
1.You want to locate info about hotels or car rental in Concord, California.
Which is to best command string to enter?
a) California AND Concord AND hotel OR car rental
b) California AND "Concord" AND hotel or "car rental"
c) (Concord AND California) AND hotel or "car rental"
d) (Concord AND California) AND (hotel or car rental) *****
From AltaVista: you can organize your queries with parentheses ( ), telling the system the order in which to perform the various pieces and avoiding ambiguity, so you can be sure that what you get is what you were asking for. As in algebra, what appears inside parentheses is processed first.
2. Which was developed to integrate HTML with a data source
a) Visual Basic
b) C++
c) XML *****
d) Pearl
“When a Web author has identified the data that he wants to display on a page, the next step is to choose the data source object (DSO) that will supply the data, and to add a reference to the DSO to that page. There is a number of data source objects which include XML Data Source.
The XML Data Source Object (DSO) allows you to bind HTML elements to an XML data set. By doing so, you can display a table of elements and attributes contained in the XML data. The contents of the table will then change as the XML data changes…”
3. What is the specification for on line credit?
a)SSL
b)SET *****
c)VPN
d) RPL
Specifications equate to standards and SET is the standard.
4. You want to create an address book. You want to update it and all employees need to have immediate access without downloading. Which should you create?
a) Directory Server*****
b) Certificate Server
c) Proxy Server
d) NIS Server
5. Given:
Web Browser
TCP/IP
Win98
Which component is missing to allow internet client access?
a) Operating system
b) E-mail client
c) Net connection*****
d) DNS Server
6. You want to implement OLPT in an e-commerce Business application. Which of the following is needed:
a) Object oriented database
b) XML
c) Relational database
d) Object Request Program
It is hard to pick either a) or c) as it appears On-Line Transaction Processing (OLTP) databases can involve the following DBMS
· Relational DBMS
· Object-Oriented DBMS
· Object-Relational DBMS
Sybase “has focused on On-line Transaction Processing (OLTP) with it flagship database product SQL Server… Version 12, due for release in autumn 1999, marks the long heralded introduction of Java into the database, along with support for eXtensible Markup Language (XML)…" A wild guess would be XML; again in relational to Question 2.
7.Which language is Browser vendor-dependent?
a) JAVA
b) PEARL
c) VBScript******
d) SQL
VBScript is proprietary to MS. VB6 will be heavily orientated towards data access, with close integration with ODBC and OLE Database sources.
8. What is the function of an image map?
a) Breaks one image into multiple smaller images
b) Displays a smaller version of a larger image
c) Links multiple URL's from a single image *****
d) Displays a hyperlink table of contents for a site.
“An image map has defined areas on its surface that can be used to trigger HTML events. Move your mouse pointer over the image, the pointer turns to an action hand. Image maps and their "hot spots" are mostly used for navigation functions, such as moving to another page. But they can also be used to trigger advanced HTML and Java Script events. Using HTML you can define "hot spots" in various shapes…”
9. Channel Definition Format
a) Makes a site popular with search engines
b) Implements Push technology *****
c) Makes DNS appear closer to a NAP
d) Creates a channel for accessing suggestions from a site visit.
“CDF provides a standard way to use channels. All of the push vendors currently have some method of defining, delivering, and displaying channels…”
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| Very good score!
Sci Fi
A+, Network+, i-Net+
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| BobCat,
Read where your looking at taking the TCP/IP for your MCSE. I took and passed this exam about two months ago so the info on the Exam Slam site on the TCP/IP page is very accurate. The exams on that page where made from dumps and info I gathered off of the net. I purchased no books and studied for about 10 weeks to prepare for it. TCP/IP is huge. All I can tell you is do not underestimate it. Of all the MS exams I took, this was by far the most difficult. If I can be of any help or you would like a copy of the on-line exams, let me know. Good luck.
Phantom309
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Originally posted by bobcat:
Freddy Flyer,
I used my Net+ knowledge, Phantom309's practice test (It has a BUNCH of the test questions VERBATIM) and Sci Fi's raw test dump (had 24+ questions on it, the only test I had a hard copy of) to prepare. I bought a book, but it was not very useful. I used it for Copyright data and video compression techniques info only. If you can get 100 on Phantom's test and can answer the 10 questions I posted; the test will be a cruise.
I am taking a VB6.0 class during the day, took a break at 2PM on Tues. for the test and was back in the classroom at 2:25 with report in hand.
Phantom's practice test will more than prepare you for the test.
I know if an "old" AF guy can pass it you "young" AF guys can cruise.
Aim High
Good Luck
Doing TCPIP now for MCSE
BobCat
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| Thanks for the info Phantom I will take a look at the Exam Slam site. I am very lucky in that my employer is sending me to classes to get my MCSE. I just finished the TCP/IP week , and don't think I will have problems with this test. the only one I worried about was the INet+ test. As I said I have MANY years of hardware, platform, and Admin. experience, but a VERY little of "Web" stuff.
To Voyager it looks like you are being exposed to the querstions I did not see before I took the test. I rather not comment on the ansewrs, I posted the question so the answers could be learned not memorized.
good Luck
BobCat
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| Bobcat,
I don't know if you are still checking the Network+ board or not so I thought I would contact you here.
What I am wondering is if you mind if I include the I-Net+ questions you posted in an I-Net+ test file for Exam Drill II? Below is a copy of a posting I made at the Network+ site, which explains the plan.
"The new web site for downloading Exam Drill and Exam Drill II is now available.
The url is www.examdrill.com
This site is in the early development phase but you should be able to download either version of Exam Drill.
The free beta test is still in effect. All I ask is that you give me some feedback on the program. There is a tutorial included with Exam Drill II and it will make you aware of some conveniences you may not discover right away just from exploring it yourself.
Currently, only Network+ questions are available, but the plan is to have test files for a variety of different certifications.
The test "question" files will be free. Since the questions come from people like ourselves who take the time to post them, I think we can assume the folks who post the questions would not want someone collecting them and then trying to sell them.
However, after the beta test is complete, there will be a small one time charge for the Exam Drill program itself. Users who download it during the beta test will be able to download any new "question" files for free as they become available.
For now, Exam Drill is free, so feel to download it and study, study, study...
BobR"
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| BobR,
Have a ball.
the only problem I had with your dump is that just about all the answers are corect. a lot of the other sites have just WRONG answers. those "dumps" are just that.
good Luck
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| Bobcat,
Don't remember if you were participating back then or not, but a couple of months ago, several folks and myself spent considerable time researching those Network+ questions. Some of them were quite a challenge to find the answers, but it paid off.
I just finished reading an iNet+ book by Sybex. Still have lots of studying to do before taking the test, but oddly enough, this book contains the answers to some of the Network+ questions that seemed so dificult. Should have read it before taking that exam.
Take care,
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