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Title: MCSE Exam Notes : NT Server 4 by Robert King, Robert King, Gary Govanus ISBN: 0-7821-2289-2 Publisher: Sybex Pub. Date: 04 June, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $19.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (36 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A sure shot! Can't go wrong here.
Comment: I just passed the 70-067 exam today with a score of 872. Here is how I did it. First, I bought this book. NT Server covers alot of material and you will need something that gets right down to the heart of the material, not a bunch of fluffy crap. I spent 3 days reading this book and hi-lited along the way too. Once I finished, I used the Transcender test for 70-067 and scored only in the 700s, so I printed out the completed tests and looked up the wrong answers in this book. My second round (2 days after) I scored 986, 891, and 891. The real test only requires a passing score of 764. WOW! I've used this series of books for NT Workstation, IIS4, and TCP/IP 4 and passed the tests the first try each time. That's how I know this series is for real...

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Rating: 5
Summary: It's a SURE WINNER! Blows all the others away!
Comment: I studied TCP/IP for NT 4.0 for two weeks using this book and the Transcender test. I scored 640 (need 570 to pass on the new adaptive test). I used Gary Govanus' other exam notes book for NT Workstation and aced that test too (882/1000)! He is a totally awesome author and this series blows away Exam Cram any day!

When I walked in the testing center and sat down, I had no clue Microsoft changed TCP/IP to adaptive (only 25-35 questions depending how many you get wrong). But this book combined with Transcender is still on the right track because after my 25th question my test ended, which means I answered enough correctly that it didn't need to continue (adaptive tests are totally different than what MS was using before). Being that Microsoft has made Network Essentials adaptive, and plans to make all the NT core exams adaptive in the next couple weeks, this book is still right one target!

Only one error in this book, and that's on subnetting. Most books slughter their subnetting sections, but not this one. The best explanation on subnetting I could find (that I actually learned from) was the 40 page booklet that comes witht the Transcender test (which still rocks for the adaptive test!).

Overall, Gary's book is awesome. At my college, we're using the New Riders TCP/IP which sucks so bad it's criminal! Most books out there have too much info....this one is nicely layed out in 300 pages and each chapter covers Microsoft's "Exam Objective". Thanks Gary! You rock dude!

Mark L. Holloway

Rating: 1
Summary: These authors should be force fed shards of glass... rectaly
Comment: I don't know what these other reviewers are talking about. I am half way through this book, and it is no where near as good as the Exam Cram series that I used for the core 4 requirements. This book gives only a couple practice questions per section, and no explanation of why the wrong answers are wrong (& only a very short explanation of the correct answer). This book does NOT pinpoint and zero in on what you need for the exam. It gives you a broad overview of a topic that can go on for an entire chapter, and starts by saying "Oh yeah... the exam covers this topic so be sure to know it." But it doesn't point out the most important information in each section, and it doesn't give you notes on things to look out for on the exam. Reading this book, you will feel like you are not being lead in the right direction. You can study the material in this book, but still feel unsure about the author's views on what is the most important information to know for the exam. Not only that, the author gives no usefull information AT ALL for real life situations. This book is crap!!! Buy Exam Cram. Atl least you will feel content in your knowledge after reading an Exam Cram book.