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What are the minimum RAM requirements?
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| soccer4net 2002-12-26, 1:40 pm |
| Some practice tests say 64 some say 32, MS press has always said 32 min. 64 recomended, now the website just says 64 "recomended minimum" what would you guys say?
And speaking of MS mysteries, according to the website sp1 and up of win2k do not require reapplying after adding services and drivers, but one of the MS press practice questions claims you do. 
Confused... | |
| ruscorp 2002-12-26, 2:06 pm |
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Originally posted by soccer4net
Some practice tests say 64 some say 32, MS press has always said 32 min. 64 recomended, now the website just says 64 "recomended minimum" what would you guys say?
And speaking of MS mysteries, according to the website sp1 and up of win2k do not require reapplying after adding services and drivers, but one of the MS press practice questions claims you do.
Confused...
I believe it is 64, however I think Microsoft changed it 128. | |
| Boulware5 2002-12-26, 5:08 pm |
| From what I remember it was originally 32 and then M$ changed it to 64. | |
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| foxmedia 2002-12-26, 8:48 pm |
| All books,study guides, and materials I am studying say "64". | |
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| actually, the latest MOC says 128 minimum, 256 recommend for Pro, and 256 minimum and 512 recommended for server... | |
| ruscorp 2002-12-26, 9:45 pm |
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Originally posted by freak
actually, the latest MOC says 128 minimum, 256 recommend for Pro, and 256 minimum and 512 recommended for server...
That's what I thought. | |
| adam salam 2002-12-27, 4:58 am |
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Originally posted by freak
actually, the latest MOC says 128 minimum, 256 recommend for Pro, and 256 minimum and 512 recommended for server...
So what to put in the EXAM?
all tghe material I reviewed saying:
64 min, 128 max | |
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| what the test wants is what the latest MOC says... and it is not that new. I haven't taught the 2152 class in a long while -- 6 months I would say since the last time -- and those changes were already in effect then.
That's a beauty about being an MCT, you get the errata for the MOC as soon as they come out  | |
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| You just gotta love how MS changes those memory requirements. When I took the exam it was 64 min. (Of course that was over a year ago). It doesn't surprise me that they've changed it again. Maybe it's their way of making a gimme exam question difficult. | |
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Actually, it's their way of saying, well, we really wanted to sell this OS even to people who do not meet the minimum requirements, but the backlash has been such that we decided to finally make the real numbers public  | |
| adam salam 2002-12-27, 9:19 am |
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Originally posted by freak
actually, the latest MOC says 128 minimum, 256 recommend for Pro, and 256 minimum and 512 recommended for server...
sorry freak, this is the current MOC "today"
Min 64MB ram | |
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| I know, but the errata contradicts that picture.
Tell you what: I already passed the test, so it is of no issue to me personally. If you want to believe it is 64MB, great. If you want to believe that it is 128MB, great also.
I am just answering the question based on the updated information I get from MS. That's all I can do.
We seem to get this argument about once a month... funny how things come back in circles | |
| adam salam 2002-12-27, 10:19 am |
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Originally posted by freak
I know, but the errata contradicts that picture.
Tell you what: I already passed the test, so it is of no issue to me personally. If you want to believe it is 64MB, great. If you want to believe that it is 128MB, great also.
I am just answering the question based on the updated information I get from MS. That's all I can do.
We seem to get this argument about once a month... funny how things come back in circles
sorry freak I don't mean any thing else than want to be in the safe side so i go to the exam without any confusing of my information.
i know you like to help the guys.
please give me the link for the last MOC info.
thank you | |
| freak 2002-12-27, 10:24 am |
| no problemo, I meant no animosity and I am sure that you didn't either.
I cannot give you that link. It is an MCT-only website that requires authentication to get in. | |
| adam salam 2002-12-27, 11:16 am |
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Originally posted by freak
no problemo, I meant no animosity and I am sure that you didn't either.
I cannot give you that link. It is an MCT-only website that requires authentication to get in.
ThanX Freak | |
| anthonie 2002-12-27, 7:37 pm |
| The system requirements as stated on the Windows 2000 product website:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows200...eqs/default.asp
My question is, are we going to get such simple questions asking just the minimum system requirement for Pro, Server, or Advance Server? | |
| adam salam 2002-12-28, 3:41 am |
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Originally posted by anthonie
The system requirements as stated on the Windows 2000 product website:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows200...eqs/default.asp
My question is, are we going to get such simple questions asking just the minimum system requirement for Pro, Server, or Advance Server?
Thank you for the link Anthonie, that's what I spent a lot of time searching for | |
| soccer4net 2002-12-28, 11:24 am |
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My question is, are we going to get such simple questions asking just the minimum system requirement for Pro, Server, or Advance Server?
No, but they work it into a problem. Such as your upgrading you network you have so in so OS and hardware specs on various machines which ones will support the upgrade. | |
| adam salam 2002-12-28, 12:45 pm |
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Originally posted by soccer4net
No, but they work it into a problem. Such as your upgrading you network you have so in so OS and hardware specs on various machines which ones will support the upgrade.
that is the type of Q's I have in MS readiness CD 2000. | |
| Patrickjb 2003-01-10, 8:08 pm |
| I believe it's 128MB for win2000pro. | |
| freak 2003-01-10, 10:46 pm |
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Originally posted by Patrickjb
I believe it's 128MB for win2000pro.
It is indeed...
... but maybe I should stop answering this recurring question. Each time is the same thing. I should have a press conference to put it to rest |
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