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Title: MCSE Networking Essentials Exam Cram, Third Edition (Exam: 70-058) by Ed Tittel, Kurt Hudson, James Michael Stewart ISBN: 1-57610-621-7 Publisher: The Coriolis Group Pub. Date: 06 January, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $29.99

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Average Customer Rating: 3.57 (7 reviews)

Rating: 3
Summary: Need update for some examples in the book.
Comment: You will be disappointed if you are using Windows ME or 2000 Profession on your machine and you will find the screens related to the topics on the book is different. But it is good for learning the basics about the related topics with the book.

Rating: 2
Summary: Some real review
Comment: I didn't like this book. With all the respect I think it's very shallow on most of subjects and not enough even to refresh your knowledge. I think I've wasted my money ( and I did it again with ExamCram NT Server in Enterprise ) so I recommend by Dan York (see my review about) as solid study guide to start with. Passed NetEss with huge score but ExamCram was not the key to success. Good luck !

Rating: 4
Summary: A good resource but beware, exam to be retired
Comment: I used this book along with the Official MS Press Networking Essentials book, passed the exam the first time with a 955! Definitely helps distill the tremendous amount of information found in the Microsoft book to what is actually covered on the exam. Excellent questions at the end of each chapter, especially the scenario questions. I would not use this book as your only resource to prepare for the exam. Good luck, this is considered by many to be one of the hardest of the six MCSE exams.