I've been using the sybex study guide, and one of the red exam cram books. With both these I was doing Ok. I then got the Exam Prep Windows 2000 Network book for this exam and it's all gone wrong! I'm finding the practice questions very badly written - often the questions/answers/both are very vague and make assumptions so Im getting a lot wrong. In addition, it seems to ask a lot of questions on non-network stuff, like creating a batch file to detect what version of Windows you have, and how to fix a mouse that stops responding through a switchbox?! Will the exam cover this kind of stuff - really?! For instance, one question (shortened version!) said there are 4 file servers, \\research\projects1, then 2, 3, and 4 as well. Requirement is to add all 4 to a DFS tree, optional requirements is to permit any authorised user to access stuff on any of the four servers, also to provide redundancy, and to use the closest, then next available and so on when accessing them. The solution they give simply says "Add the DFS Snapin to the MMC, add one share called \\research\projects to the tree". Thats it, so I think to myself - well, they added a new share but didn't link it to the original 4 servers in any way, so I'll say answer d, it doesn't satisfy any requirement. They say the answer is A, it satisfies all requirements! Aargh! so, anyone else tried this book and found it bad, or is it me?! James
