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| tallguy 2001-04-02, 3:17 pm |
| Well, got an 800...not the best, but a past certainly.
This one killed my bladder....I took pretty much 2 hours...(i did the other core 3 in about 50 minutes each).
Stuff to know:
-subnetting/masking
-NAT public address pools assigned to the interface
-RRAS policy application order
-DNS (round robin, dynamic update etc)
-WINS (backup of database, compaction of database, Servers needing to be WINS clients..etc)
-DHCP (scopes, relay agents, lease durations)
-Certificates (not a lot of Certificate questions...one that comes to mind was a question regarding an OU with a sub CA being sold, and what you need to do with Cert Revocations Lists so the old OU CERT's could not be used on your network)
- smart cards/EAP
- chap and storing passwords with reverse encryption
- routing statements in routers
Hope this helps.
p.s. If I have ever seen an exam that has caused so much duress, its this one. Not the actual exam, but the prep for it. Everyone says this one is a bugger, and to make matters worse, there are lots of people submitting "Braindumps" with questions and answers which are so far off the mark its frightening. DO NOT trust Braindumps....read the material, study, learn, know.
(Feel the dew....be the dew)
....tallguy
Now, being done the core four, any suggestions on the next one? | |
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| Good job, and congrats, pass is a pass is a pass. | |
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| Congrat's!
I consider 800's to be a very good score. | |
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| awesome job!
This was the hardest test for me when I was studying for win2K MCSE  | |
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| Congratu -you know whating- lations!
Good luck with the rest of 'em.
SW | |
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| freekin?
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| Do for electives Proxy server 2.0 and Migration exam...
both should be easy...
Cingano
CONGRATULATIONS!!! | |
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| Can anyone here explain me this concept :
passwords with reverse encryption
and how/where to use it (for which
situation). | |
| tallguy 2001-04-16, 1:14 pm |
| OUI!!
Reversible Encryption is necessary to make CHAP work.
It is a way that PASSWORDS get stored.
(If the passwords aren't stored with Reversible Encryption, then CHAP won't work, since CHAP will not permit the transmission of "clear text" passwords)
See the following microsoft link for further information.
http://support.microsoft.com/suppor...s/Q254/1/72.ASP | |
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| nonsense : It's MS CHAP that uses encrypted password absolutely !
Anyone else ? | |
| tallguy 2001-04-17, 3:50 pm |
| Here is some more nonsense for you.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows200..._enable_dom.htm
You want pwd for CHAP stored in REVERSIBLE encryption.
p.s. MS CHAP is NON-REVERSIBLE.
MS CHAP and CHAP are different, indeed.
And MSCHAPv2 is different than MSCHAPv1.
Perhaps I'm just not explaining this well.
Sorry if you disagree with my response. | |
| Playboy 2001-04-18, 6:49 am |
| Keep up the good work! | |
| KASHIF1 2001-04-20, 8:37 pm |
| Awesome |
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