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| David K 2003-11-25, 12:23 am |
| I'm currently studying the core MCSE material.
For the most part, I'm enjoying the Sybex books. I've got a very
minimal lab set up - two similar Athlon XP systems, for simple
client-server material. I'd love to have five decent systems in a
garage to make a more realisitic network, but I have neither the money
nor the space for it.
My question is, would you recommend also getting a hold of the MS
books covering all of the exams I'm planning, or is it pretty
redundant with Sybex? I can search MS's site for certain material that
I know I'm unclear on, but that may not be the best option for certain
subjects beyond the core ones.
Dave
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| Guan Foo Wah 2003-11-25, 1:23 am |
| Get Windows 2000 resource kit from MsPress also. These volume of books cover
much more indepth than any of these MCSE books. Or these books are also
available from MS Technet. I use it to pass the beast!
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> I'm currently studying the core MCSE material.
>
> For the most part, I'm enjoying the Sybex books. I've got a very
> minimal lab set up - two similar Athlon XP systems, for simple
> client-server material. I'd love to have five decent systems in a
> garage to make a more realisitic network, but I have neither the money
> nor the space for it.
>
> My question is, would you recommend also getting a hold of the MS
> books covering all of the exams I'm planning, or is it pretty
> redundant with Sybex? I can search MS's site for certain material that
> I know I'm unclear on, but that may not be the best option for certain
> subjects beyond the core ones.
>
> Dave
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