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Was it an easy or difficult test?
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jrbaldwin
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Registered: Sep 2001 Location: Country: United States State: Certifications: MCSE (NT4.0 & 2000), MCSA, CCNA, Net+, A+ Working on: Who cares.
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Was it an easy or difficult test?
I want to hear from people who have taken the 70-218 test. Was it easy or difficult in comparison to the others in the MCSA line up?
Thanks..
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07-08-02 09:50 PM
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Zaraspook
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In comparison to the others in the MCSA line up, I found it to be the easiest one. It's basically a review of everything covered by the four cores with the main focus being on troubleshooting. If you have been doing plenty of hands on during the course of passing your other core exams, then you will not find the 218 exam difficult. Good luck! 
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07-08-02 11:35 PM
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wbafrank
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Registered: Nov 2001 Location: Country: Great Britain (UK) State: Certifications: MCP, MCSA, MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA, A+, CCNA, i-Net+, M CIW SD, CIW P, CIW Associate Working on: CCNP (2/4)
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quote: Originally posted by Zaraspook
In comparison to the others in the MCSA line up, I found it to be the easiest one. It's basically a review of everything covered by the four cores with the main focus being on troubleshooting. If you have been doing plenty of hands on during the course of passing your other core exams, then you will not find the 218 exam difficult. Good luck!
It has all been said - nothing to add!!
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07-09-02 12:26 AM
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cross36
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Ditto remarks on Zara, like the first 2 cores. Knowing your stuff, you pass simple as that
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07-10-02 12:46 AM
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Tech Ranger
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Registered: Feb 2002 Location: Brooklyn, New York Country: United States State: Certifications: MCSA, MCP(210,215,217,218,219), Server+, Network+, I-Net+, A+ Working on: MCSE (216 at the moment)
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quote: It's basically a review of everything covered by the four cores with the main focus being on troubleshooting.
That's fine, but the core four are not required for MCSA. Do you think its easy studying for 218, when you have not done 216 or 217 yet? You need 210, 215, 218, and an elective. I am using A+ and Net+ in lieu of the elective.
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07-10-02 03:17 AM
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wbafrank
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My Opinion ......
I would advise people to take the 210/215/216/217 before taking the 218 this not only gives you the four core towards MCSE but also an elective. So one design exam and another elective and MCSE you are!!
Not knowing what is contained in the Network+ or Server+ exams I could not tell you if this will help with say IIS, pathping, etc.
Personally, MS should not have introduced the CompTIA exams into the equation but there must be a reason somewhere ....
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07-10-02 04:11 AM
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Zaraspook
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quote: Originally posted by Tech Ranger
That's fine, but the core four are not required for MCSA. Do you think its easy studying for 218, when you have not done 216 or 217 yet? You need 210, 215, 218, and an elective. I am using A+ and Net+ in lieu of the elective.
Let me qualify: If you have already accomplished 210, 215, & 216, then the 218 is not that difficult.
For all of you guys using the two CompTIA exams as part of your qualifications for the MCSA, I highly recommend you do the 216 exam at some point, as you will learn so much! IMHO, much more than any of the other cores! 
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07-10-02 05:16 AM
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StevoC
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Registered: Mar 2002 Location: Country: USA State: Certifications: MCP (210, 215, 218, 270), MCSA, Network+, A+ Working on: Security+, 70-292, CWNA
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What I want to know is: is it as wordy as all the practice tests I've seen? (Fravo, Examdrill, Cert21, etc.)
If so, I don't know if I can do it in 90 minutes.
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07-15-02 07:12 PM
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