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| Senior Member Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2008
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 What is "NOT" on the Exam ? The 70-270 exam is a broad based exam to study for, can I get some feedback on what subjects will "not" be on the exam: For example will there be a lot of Group Policy questions, etc. There is so much to study for can you give me some ideas what will not be covered extensively. I've looked at the objectives and there is broad based topics covered, but I'm looking for areas where I can save some time.. Thanks | ||
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| Member Extraordinaire Registered Member  Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: St. Paul, Minnesota
Posts: 329
Certifications: CCNA(640-802), MCSE:2K3, MCDST, A+/Net+  |
What happens if you get a job and there's a particular piece of knowledge that your employer assumed you have and it's needed, but you didn't study it because you were trying to save time? The 'Pass' isn't the end all be all, the knowledge and the ability to apply the knowledge is. IMHO __________________ 1) 70-284 - 75% 2) 79-285 - 0% 3) Security+ - 80% 4) CCNA: Voice - TBA | ||
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| 2010 - The Cert Year Registered Member  Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Everyone's test is different, the questions are drawn from a huge pool so someone might get hammered with one thing while others wouldnt. In my test, I got a major chunk from backup and permissions as far as I can remember. Telling you more than this is violating the NDA. As genXrcist said, the real aim should be to learn the material and apply the knowledge, not just pass the test. __________________ MCSA 2003 : Messaging | MCTS (Vista) (2008 Net. Infra.) (2008 AD) | ITIL v3 | CCNA | A+ | MS in Telecomm Engg. 643 in progress... | ||
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| Drops by now and again Registered Member  Join Date: May 2008 Location: Vancouver, Canada
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The question pool is large and you can expect to get one or more (usually a lot more) from each of the sections (in bold at the above link). And as others have said, the goal should be to learn the material. A lot goes into determining "what someone who can pass the exam should know" (trust me, I've done IS/SS workshops) and the objectives reflect that. And as Essendon touched on, going into any further specifics about the exam would be a violation of the NDA each examinee agrees to when they sit the test. | |||
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| InfoSec Analyst Registered Member  Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: BR::LA
Posts: 11,108
Certifications: Most Recent: CEH & CWSP  |
Why don't you pick up a book for 70-290 and page through that a little bit? That might help fill in some gaps when it comes to the server material. __________________ The day you stop learning is the day you start becoming obsolete. WIP - CCNA:S | OSCP | OSWP | GPEN - 02/26/10 ETA | ||
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| Senior Member Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Edinburgh, UK
Posts: 2,090
Certifications: A+ , Network+, MCSA - 270, 290, 291.CCENT, CCNA, Bsc Network Computing. |
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Btw, people cant give details out about exams. Its against the agreement you sign when you take them. __________________ Xbox Live: Bring It On CCNP: In progress : BCMSN - Completed CCNP: On hold Bsc (hons): Primary study  | |||
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