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Title: Windows Nt 4.0 Server: Exam 70 - 067 by Dave Kinnaman, Theresa Hadden, Patrick Terrance Neal, Martin ISBN: 0-07-067697-6 Publisher: Computing McGraw-Hill Pub. Date: November, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $24.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (8 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: No better study guide available.
Comment: This book lives up to all its good reviews. Guarantee yourself a better grade by using it. It is exactly what it says, a "Study Guide". Although you may pass the exam with just this book, I recommend learning the material in a lengthier manner. Either take the instructor-led courses or buy the Microsoft training kits (I bought the kits), and then read this book just before you take the exam, using it as a "Study Guide". I passed the exam by a wide margin on my first attempt.

Rating: 1
Summary: BEWARE:If you bought the Enterprise book DON'T BUY THIS ONE!
Comment: Kinnaman has written truly great books that will prepare you for the MCSE exams, but this book IS A VIRTUAL COPY OF THE ENTERPRISE BOOK. Kinnaman tries to cover this up by adding a phrase here and there to sentences, but the book is essentially the same. This begs the question, are the Server and the Server in the Enterprise exams so similar that one can write the same book as a study guide for both? The reason I gave this book one star, even though it may sufficiently prepare you for the Server exam, is that I think either Kinnaman or the publisher (or both) was (were) dishonest in not coming out with a Server/Enterprise combination book, that simply included the few chapters that don't appear in both books into one study guide. He (They) are trying to rip you off.

PS: Can someone write another review that lists the chapters that differ between the Server and the Server in the Enterprise books?

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent Book
Comment: If you want to pass the MCP on NT Server 4.0, I highly recommend this book to you.