Well, it was a lot of long nights and strict reading that helped me pass my NT Server Exam today with an 891. I would like to thank everyone for thier wonderful braindumps and let everyone know to utilize this site as much as possible to help you study.

I'm not going to list my questions since pretty much all of them were here already. Although my questions were worded somewhat different and I really had to read them carefully. Here are my helpful hints:

1. Know RAS as well as humanly possible. I got of to a great start and then got three RAS q's in a row then another section of four q's.

• know how clients connect from outside (95 & NT wks( with and without admin tools installed), third party, what protocols to use and how to assign permissions to allow remote users to access the resources needed.
• know autodial and how to use
• know device.log and dialup monitor how to use and when

2. Know Netware basics.

• CSNW where and how to implement
• GSNW where and how to implement
• NWLink - IPX/SPX compatible protocol where and how implement

You must know the differences between each of these services and how they should be used to produce the required result.

3. Know printing

• know where and how to change the spool directory
• know how to change user preferences when printing through Netware (banner page, form feed, notify )
• know how to install and configure network and local printers (i.e. thier drivers,DLC for HP, redirect jobs.)

4. Know fault tolerance

• where and how to implement each kind of fault tolerance.
• RAID 1 and RAID 5 what does NT refer to them as?
• How to recover

5. Know Performance Monitor

• Paging file
• Processor
• Hard disk
• Network traffic
• how to track each and what counter to use

Also, remember the little things like wearing something comfortable to the exam, you don't to be in the middle of the test and be bothered by your clothes.

Know when you feel your best. Morning, Afternoon, Night you can schedule the test for almost anytime of the day take when you feel most comfortable.

Take it easy a couple of days before the test. Don't cram to hard an wear yourself out mentally before you even take the test. Watch some t.v., go to the mall, take a nap, or whatever just take some time for yourself and relax. You'll be nervous enough.