Hi all,

This is Supreet from India. Cleared Enterprise 70-68 with 941. Must have

missed 3 questions.

Thanks a lot Robert for maintaining the site and thanks to every

contributor.

With this, it is 5 down and 1 to go. I found this a great site and

source of research material.

Okay, here I go.

Basically, I can not add many questions to the already strong question

bank.

Here is how proceeded: I downloaded braindump to my Word 97 and made a

document of about 70 pages. And then scrutinised questions and tried to

answer the questions myself. I used the Sybex book only. And the Pep

test software.

Usual questions (2) on Brokers needing access to the network thru RAS

were there. But there were changes in the required result. So, please

watch out. Please do not memorise these questions from this site. Use

them as reference questions.

And Yancy's 12 step procedure takes you a long way. Please go thru her

brain dump.

And the importance of knowing trusts, groups and access permissions can

not be overemphasised. Most fault tolerance questions are gimmes.

There were the usual allbackup questions.

There were the usual "stripe set" and stripe set with parity questions.

They asked what to do in case of 2 disks in stripe set with parity

failed. And what if one disk out of parity set failed.

There was one question, however, which I have not seen on these dumps:

The NT server has crashed and gives the message:

Unable to find ntoskernel.

What to do??

The options were: reinstall, boot from the ERD, Do the emergency repair

and one more.

To me, only the emergency repair procedure seemed relevant, so I chose

it.

And there were twists in the Dallas , New York etc. questions.

I think Microsoft is visiting this site and they have become wiser by

the day. And they are modifying the questions. So, please be very very

careful in reading the question. And know well what the question wants.

I found it easier to draw the exibit in the scratch pad and write the

reqd. and optional results. Then try to decipher what would be required

to accomplish the results( before going to the proposed solution). And

then when I see the proposed solution, I know how "good" it is.

And surprisingly there was less bullshit from Microsoft as I had heard

from fellow-dumpers.

And of course there was the long long printing question: accounting,

marketing, and the third group needing access to the print device. But

this time, for a change, they had given in the proposed solution that 3

printers were created. Everything else was the same. It did produce the

required and all the optional results.

One question of which I was not sure was regarding many NT Workstations

needing System Policy and I was required to tell how to implement it.

There was an option which had something to do with template. I went with

it. Please watch this question. This is also not given in any dump.

And the last thing, which I did in all the papers: skip all long or

scenario questionsfor the first round. First do all small questions

which are less than one page( on my exam centre's 14" monitor). And then

coming back to the first question for the second round. By then I have

already answered around 20-25 questions and thus a bit more confident.

The first round should take roughly 30-35 minutes. ( Oops, I forgot. I

am in India. So I get 120 minutes for the exam. Because Microsoft thinks

English is not our native language. And there I get an edge. So, I have

enough time to ponder over the questions: technically. Not

linguistically.

So, you all can work out your timings if you want to go in for two

rounds. ( Seems like two rounds of talks between my country and my

neighbours). Ha!!!

So, wish you all good luck. Here I go to the last one.