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Just started to study for MCSE
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| I've just started studying for MCSE.
Could anyone, suggest ways to effectively study for my
first exam?
Is it possible to study just a book and pass this exam?
your replies and advises are much appreciated~!
Thank you~
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| TechGeekPro 2004-04-27, 4:26 am |
| Probably not but it is possible if you back it up with a good practice test
simulator i.e., MeasureUp, Self Test Software, or Transcender and some
experience with the product(s).
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I may not be completely certified, but I am completely certifiable.
"Susie" <kukooland@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've just started studying for MCSE.
> Could anyone, suggest ways to effectively study for my
> first exam?
> Is it possible to study just a book and pass this exam?
> your replies and advises are much appreciated~!
> Thank you~
>
>
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| Muwler 2004-04-27, 6:26 am |
| I think you can if you have been working with the products for some time.
I would suggest you try looking at www.cbtnuggets.com. I have used their videos
and they were a great help.
----- TechGeekPro wrote: -----
Probably not but it is possible if you back it up with a good practice test
simulator i.e., MeasureUp, Self Test Software, or Transcender and some
experience with the product(s).
--
I may not be completely certified, but I am completely certifiable.
"Susie" <kukooland@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've just started studying for MCSE.
> Could anyone, suggest ways to effectively study for my
> first exam?
> Is it possible to study just a book and pass this exam?
> your replies and advises are much appreciated~!
> Thank you~
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| LnkWizard 2004-04-27, 11:26 am |
| You might also consider investing in around 3 inexpensive
computers and some networking hardware to develop
a lab to practice the various tasks that are in the books.
If you really can't afford the 3 PC's try getting some virtual
computer software and using that. I've never used any but
I am sure some of the other folks here can offer suggestions
about which software is pretty good for that.
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"Susie" <kukooland@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've just started studying for MCSE.
> Could anyone, suggest ways to effectively study for my
> first exam?
> Is it possible to study just a book and pass this exam?
> your replies and advises are much appreciated~!
> Thank you~
>
>
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| pittspeed 2004-04-27, 11:26 am |
| VMware is good for virtual machines...
"LnkWizard" <lnk.wizard.nodots2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> You might also consider investing in around 3 inexpensive
> computers and some networking hardware to develop
> a lab to practice the various tasks that are in the books.
> If you really can't afford the 3 PC's try getting some virtual
> computer software and using that. I've never used any but
> I am sure some of the other folks here can offer suggestions
> about which software is pretty good for that.
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> LnkWizard MCNGP 2^5
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> "He who does not test himself is worthless indeed"
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> "Susie" <kukooland@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:4bba01c42c1b$f03c2870$a10
1280a@phx.gbl...
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| "LnkWizard" <lnk.wizard.nodots2@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> You might also consider investing in around 3 inexpensive
> computers and some networking hardware to develop
> a lab to practice the various tasks that are in the books.
> If you really can't afford the 3 PC's try getting some virtual
> computer software and using that. I've never used any but
> I am sure some of the other folks here can offer suggestions
> about which software is pretty good for that.
>
www.vmware.com
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Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"
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| On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 22:53:17 -0700, Susie declaimed:
> I've just started studying for MCSE.
> Could anyone, suggest ways to effectively study for my
> first exam?
> Is it possible to study just a book and pass this exam?
> your replies and advises are much appreciated~!
> Thank you~
Depends on how much experience you have. If you've been working with the
product for a while, and have a lab set up, or a couple of test boxes on
the company net, sure.
JaR
HTH Thug
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