Keep in mind that the Microsoft Certifications are "supposed" to be a
validation of one's experience and expertise with a given product, not proof
that you passed a test after cramming a bunch of information in your head.
Is your employer forcing you to become certified?
MG
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> No, I do not have any server experience but wha I am doing is taking some
> old
> pc and making it into a server but moreover some of the questions I saw
> really did not relate to any of the reading I have been doing and also I
> am
> taking a class to get some of the hand on experience. I saw alot of
> questions on SQL and also, I saw qestions about performance and counter
> but
> the way they were asked I was just doubtful and I was surpurise. On the
> 270
> I did really well so, I thought I would just follow the pace I had set.
> --
> cynthia
>
>
> "Michael D. Alligood [CertGuard, Inc.]" wrote:
>
>> "" <>
>> wrote in message
>> news:6E3FA04E-5338-43DC-AEF7-:
>>
>> > Hello my name is Cynthia
>> > I took the 290 today and did horrible, I will try and retake it in
>> > about a
>> > week time is there any advice for preparation?
>> > --
>> > cynthia
>>
>> Not being smart Cynthia, but experience with the technology always
>> increases your chances. Do you have any Windows Server 2003 experience?
>> If you, why do you think you did so poorly on it? And will a week be
>> enough to overcome your weaknesses?
>> --
>> Michael D. Alligood, MCITP, MCTS, MCSA, MCDST
>> The I.T. Classroom - http://www.theitclassroom.com/
>> CertGuard, Inc. - http://www.certguard.com/
>>
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