I agree, transcenders are great exam prep tools however
for the 219 exam they were lacking in volume somewhat.

I purchased the MS Readiness Review book, which is exactly
what you are looking for...
>-----Original Message-----
>
>Here's my advice (from somebody who failed 219 once and
>passed it just a few hours ago):
>
>Definately study with Transcender if at all possible,
>I've found it to be a great help with all my previous
>exams, HOWEVER it isn't enough for this exam. I would
>definately, in addition to Transcender, read through some
>chapters in whatever texts you have (like those by
>Syngress), paying particular attention to anything having
>to do with DNS servers (including UNIX), multiple forest
>situations, proper placements for group/security
>policies, OU structure and use, and domain placement.
>
>I would also HIGHLY recommend to take full advantage of
>the scrap paper they'll provide you during the test to
>take notes from the case studies and draw a rough
>graphical representation of the forest/site/domain/OU
>structure. Believe me when I say you have to make the
>most of your time during the exam as it runs out fast,
>especially if you waste too much time flipping back and
>forth through the questions and the case study. Don't
>listen to any advice stating to read the questions first
>and find the info in the case study later, because if you
>take the time to -really- understand what's going on in
>the case study the questions will be a breeze.
>
>Good luck!
>
>practicing a lot. Now I want
>trasncendant o what?
>.
>

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Could you give me the anme of that book (MS Readiness Review book)

RT


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> I agree, transcenders are great exam prep tools however
> for the 219 exam they were lacking in volume somewhat.
>
> I purchased the MS Readiness Review book, which is exactly
> what you are looking for...

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Well, mine is called "MCSE: Designing Windows 2000
Directory Services Study Guide" and it's put out by
Osborne (not Ozzy though). You can find them cheap on
Amazon.com but let me tell you these books are nice and
THICK. They're Microsoft approved and were specified by
the MCSE classes I took at my college. Should be helpful
as a backup in your case.

>-----Original Message-----
>Could you give me the anme of that book (MS Readiness
Review book)
>
>RT
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