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Thank you all for your helpful input, I really appreciate the responce.
Several of you have recommended the Coriolis Exam Cram books, and it
sounds like this is from experience, having passed tests using these ?
My frustration is that I am very fond of O'Reilly, and as Jason pointed
out (thanks Jason), they have a book "MCSE: The Core Exams in a Nutshell"
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"MCSE: The Core Exams in a Nutshell is a detailed quick reference for
administrators with Windows NT experience or experience administering a
different platform, such as UNIX, who want to learn what is necessary to
pass the MCSE required exam portion of the MCSE certification. While no
book is a substitute for real-world experience, this book will help you
codify your knowledge and prepare for the exams."
So I would tend to go for the Coriolis Exam Cram books based on your
experiences, but MCSE: The Core Exams in a Nutshell based on my fondness
for O'Reilly books. So I'm torn. Does anybody have any experience with
this O'Reilly book ?
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Michael W. Ryan wrote:
> It all depends on the tests. Some are easier than others. I would make
> sure that your boss is only requiring MCP certification and not MCSE
> (Microsoft Certified System Engineer), which requires six tests.
I know the difference between MCP & MCSE. I'd believed that he only
required an MCP, but I just heard a rumour he specifically wants the NT
Server test passed. Just sent email asking what it is he actually wants.
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