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For any of you who are interested about the new test for
2003 "Designing, Deploying and Managing a Network Solution
for a Small- and Medium-Sized Busienss"...The test wasn't
too hard and looked a lot like an Administration test or
that they just wanted to see what the user new about the
functionalities built in to 2003 Server for Small
Businesses. I used what I know from Win 2000 and the
little I know about 2003 and was able cancel out answers I
knew were not right on most of the tests. Everything was
pretty straight forward and there weren't any really
longscenarios to read.I'll get my scores in 3 months so
for all I know I bombed it. At the very least it really
burned me out with 90 questions, but I'm sure the actual
test will be much shorter.

AV

Hi,
I sat it a couple of weeks ago, and I too based it on my 2k experience and
what I knew was new in 2003 and 2003 Small Business.
I must say though I breezed through the 90 questions because there were no
exhibits to flick back and forth and completed it in under 2 hours.
Just have to wait another 2 months or so for the results, although it was a
freebie so nothing to lose.

Brian
MCP, MCSA, MCSE

"A. Vargas" <> wrote in message
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> For any of you who are interested about the new test for
> 2003 "Designing, Deploying and Managing a Network Solution
> for a Small- and Medium-Sized Busienss"...The test wasn't
> too hard and looked a lot like an Administration test or
> that they just wanted to see what the user new about the
> functionalities built in to 2003 Server for Small
> Businesses. I used what I know from Win 2000 and the
> little I know about 2003 and was able cancel out answers I
> knew were not right on most of the tests. Everything was
> pretty straight forward and there weren't any really
> longscenarios to read.I'll get my scores in 3 months so
> for all I know I bombed it. At the very least it really
> burned me out with 90 questions, but I'm sure the actual
> test will be much shorter.
>
> AV