Re: Passed 70-217

"Webster" <> wrote:

>From easiest to hardest here is how I would rate the exams I have taken so
>far:
>
>210, 215, 217, 270, 218, 216

In what way did you find 270 to be that much harder than 210? I passed
210 recently and was planning on taking 270 as well since I'll be
supporting both.

me@privacy.net

I did not find 270 to be hard at all. There was a bunch of ICS questions but
beyond that 270 is very close to 210

Rick

"Rick" <> wrote:

>I did not find 270 to be hard at all. There was a bunch of ICS questions but
>beyond that 270 is very close to 210

According to cramsession.com, 270 is 110 questions in the same amount of
time as the 60 questions (cramsession says 50 questions) for 210. Is this
correct? If so, it seems like there must be a lot more shorter
non-scenario type questions on 270.

me@privacy.net

<> wrote in message news:biohvq$a3j$...
> "Webster" <> wrote:
>
> In what way did you find 270 to be that much harder than 210? I passed
> 210 recently and was planning on taking 270 as well since I'll be
> supporting both.

The 270 exam I took was almost all IIS, unattended installs and
RIS/Sysprep/RIPrep. The unattended doc for W2K is about 65 pages. The
unattended doc for XP is 405 pages. And it seemed they wanted to know about
every arcane switch and ini file known.

My $0.02US worth


Webster

Webster

I do not recall how many questions it was. I took it in July and I think it
was 140 minutes. It did not seem like 110 questions.

<> wrote in message news:biojoj$e9p$...
> "Rick" <> wrote:
>
> >I did not find 270 to be hard at all. There was a bunch of ICS questions
but
> >beyond that 270 is very close to 210
>
> According to cramsession.com, 270 is 110 questions in the same amount of
> time as the 60 questions (cramsession says 50 questions) for 210. Is this
> correct? If so, it seems like there must be a lot more shorter
> non-scenario type questions on 270.

Rick