Implementing and Supporting Windows NT Server 4.0 (70-67)

Dear all,

Took Server Exam yesterday and passed with 872. Thanks to all earlier contributors to this site - What a help. This was my first exam so I was a little apprehensive. I had attended Server/Workstation course as well as Enterprise. In addition, main revision areas were Riders MCSE study guide and a couple of CBT CD Roms. However, I can’t stress enough the value of these braindumps. Above all, this and hard work got me through.

If you go through the braindumps from January onwards, I would say 30-35 questions would DIRECTLY appear, almost word for word. Know these and you’re almost there!

Time wasn’t really an issue here. I had c. 25 mins to go over marked questions at the end. I probably marked about ten questions and only changed my mind on one (don’t know if I got this right or not!). Therefore, if in doubt, go with your initial (gut) reaction. It will hopefully serve you well.

Can’t remember the questions in depth, but here’s my revision advice in order of preference:-

• Netware. About 10 questions in all. Know the properties of GSNW and when NWLINK IPX/SPX is needed for database connectivity. Also, a couple of questions with RIP for IPX/SPX. Know what this is used for. Read the questions carefully and make sure you understand which o/s you are connecting from/to.
• Disks. Know you stripe sets from your volume sets, mirroring/duplexing from striping with parity fault tolerance. Read the questions carefully. You can usually discount two of the answers immediately. There were about 5 or 6 questions here.
• Couple on ARC paths. Real "gimmies" if you know the make up of boot.ini.
• RAS. Not too bad. I can only remember three questions, two to do with password security and one to do with SLIP properties. I personally didn’t study RAS to death so was lucky. You may have more questions!
• The old chestnut. You have three servers....Mandatory profiles.....Server goes down ..... Can you log in? AAARRRGGGHHH!!!
• Couple of questions on performance monitoring. Nothing too taxing, mostly concerned with memory inadequacies (aren’t we all?)
• Only two on printing.
• Two or three on use of ERD. Know that you cannot boot from this disk.
• The rest were made up of questions on groups, permissions, BDCs/Member servers, replication, installing across a network etc. that have mostly appeared in earlier brain dumps. I won’t copy these questions, as the earlier contributors were spot on with their observations. Read these dumps and you won’t be far away from success.

Good luck.