Mcse Nt Server 4 Exam Cram
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MCSE NT Server 4 Exam Cram
Featuring the famous "exam cram" preparation, this guide features practice tests, study tips, and a section that explores scenarios that may be found on the actual exam. Bestselling author Ed Tittel gives candidates all the information they need to know to pass the test.
Exam Cram for MCSE NT Server 4
"Exam Cram for MCSE NT Server 4.0" is especially designed and written by expert Microsoft Certified Trainers to help professionals study for and pass the NT Server 4.0 exam. The key technical topics covered in the Exam Guide include: Windows NT installation, NT's file system, performance monitoring, NT/NetWare relationships, printing, back-up and recovery, troubleshooting system failures, and more.
MCSA/MCSE 70-290 Exam Cram
Covers the critical information you’ll need to know to score higher on your 70-290 exam! Set up and maintain Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Use the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) Intelligently select the appropriate disk storage technology when deciding between basic versus dynamic disks and between MBR versus GPT disks Take advantage of command-line tools such as DSADD, DSGET, DSMOD, DSMOVE, DSQUERY, and DSRM Discover the enhanced functionality of Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 3.0 under the R2 edition of Windows Server 2003 Harness the power of the increased security that Service Pack 1 (SP1) offers, such as the Security Configuration Wizard (SCW) and Access-based Enumeration filtering of network files and folders Perform bulk imports and exports of Active Directory user accounts using the CSVDE and LDIFDE command-line utilities Manage Windows Firewall settings under SP1 and R2 Configure shadow copies of shared folders so that users can easily retrieve previous versions of data files on their own