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I passed the A+ OS exam today with a score of 829.

I used the ExamCram2 books, and the All-in-One A+ book by Meyers/Jernigan.

I also ran through the Core Exams (http://www.coreexams.com/) practice test
questions before the exam, and found these were very helpful, as they
closely resemble the type of questions I saw on the actual exam. A few of
the questions on the exam I had actually seen before.

For interest, here are are a few question areas I came across today :-

Which Windows 2000 version can support a 4-node cluster ?
ans = Datacentre Server

How to create emergency disk in NT4, "rdisk /s" or "rdisk /s /d" ?

How to remove an OS from a multi-boot configuration ?
ans = bootcfg

How to remedy a problem with an unattended installation of 2K using a .SIF
script file.

Must a Network card be present for an installation of Windows 2000 Server to
succeed ?

To get support for multiple monitors, Internet Connection Sharing, and file
permissions, which of Win2000, XP, 98, should be installed ?

Minimum processor for XP.
ans = Pentium 233

What is "ping" parameter to resolve ip address to host names ?
ans = -a


These were some of the harder questions on the exam.

Regards,

Ross.

Thanks

"Kathy" <> wrote in message
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> Congrats for passing the OS exam
>
> WW wrote:
>> I passed the A+ OS exam today with a score of 829.
>>

Most of the questions were easier than these though.

"Edward A. Weissbard" <> wrote in message
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> Ross,
>
> Wow, those questions do seem harder than what would be expected on the A+
> OS..................interesting. Thanks for the info!
>
> --
> Edward A. Weissbard
> El Paso, TX
>
> "Life is easy with eyes closed"
> -----------------------------------------------
> "WW" <w74536391-> wrote in message
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>> I passed the A+ OS exam today with a score of 829.
>>
>> I used the ExamCram2 books, and the All-in-One A+ book by
>> Meyers/Jernigan.
>>
>> I also ran through the Core Exams (http://www.coreexams.com/) practice
> test
>> questions before the exam, and found these were very helpful, as they
>> closely resemble the type of questions I saw on the actual exam. A few of
>> the questions on the exam I had actually seen before.
>>
>> For interest, here are are a few question areas I came across today :-
>>
>> Which Windows 2000 version can support a 4-node cluster ?
>> ans = Datacentre Server
>>
>> How to create emergency disk in NT4, "rdisk /s" or "rdisk /s /d" ?
>>
>> How to remove an OS from a multi-boot configuration ?
>> ans = bootcfg
>>
>> How to remedy a problem with an unattended installation of 2K using a
>> .SIF
>> script file.
>>
>> Must a Network card be present for an installation of Windows 2000 Server
> to
>> succeed ?
>>
>> To get support for multiple monitors, Internet Connection Sharing, and
> file
>> permissions, which of Win2000, XP, 98, should be installed ?
>>
>> Minimum processor for XP.
>> ans = Pentium 233
>>
>> What is "ping" parameter to resolve ip address to host names ?
>> ans = -a
>>
>>
>> These were some of the harder questions on the exam.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Ross.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

I am in Scotland, and don't currently work in IT. However I know that many
jobs are not advertised. I think the opportunities are there for those who
want to work for them. Software Development/Web Design is more difficult to
get a job in than Hardware/Networking support.

Good luck!

"Kathy" <> wrote in message
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>I see you are in the UK. Are there many IT jobs available there? I'm
>thinking Manchester area.
>
> WW wrote:
>> Thanks
>>
>> "Kathy" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>
>>>Congrats for passing the OS exam
>>>
>>>WW wrote:
>>>
>>>>I passed the A+ OS exam today with a score of 829.
>>>>
>>
>>

> WWwrote:

> Must a Network card be present for an installation of Windows 2000
Server to succeed ?
> Ross.

I've researched and I'm afraid the answer to this one (and one other
question) is eluding me. I would answer 'no' at a guess but what IS
the answer?