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Guys just to split it out from the other thread that went a tad off tangent (due to me I must admit). 70-401 is a multiple choice exam with 50 questions, the pass mark is 700 with a maximum score of 1000. It's a timed exam allowing 100 minutes for the exam itself. The exam is pretty easy as...

Ok folks I have found that people are having some trouble remembering IP addressing. I found that the following table works great, really you only need to worry about the class C but you can also keep the A and B information to hand. Binary 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 Subnet 128 192 224 240...

Let me explain, I work for a bank who have just migrated to XP, we have some old stand alone NT4 workstations that are used for dialup reasons. These machines have multiple users logging into them all of the time but because it's NT4 the cookies are located in one location. I now need to migrate...

Well it's been a long hard slog but I have finally done it. I sat the new and improved 70-291 today and I have to say I was worried before hand, I slept very badly and was up at 7am revising this morning. I had already failed this exam once and if I had failed it again today I would have been...

Hi folks, I normally spend my time in the MS section but thought I would tell you I just sat my Sec+ and passed. I used the Syngress Security+ book and Transcender exams to prepare for this exam, I also attended a 1-1 class with an instructor who highlighted the areas I needed help with. I...

I just sat the 70-293 exam and thought I would offer some advice. If you know your 70-291 technologies that's great but I would also spend some time really investigating Clustering Technologies. I had a few questions relating to both NLB and Server Clusters and it wasn't anything we really...

I wonder if anyone can help? A few years ago I was taught how to subnet really easily, basically I was told to write out a table to work out my hosts\networks. By looking at your required hosts\networks it would let you know what subnet to work with, this was generally useful for class b and c...