Windows NT 4.0 Server in the Enterprise: Exam 70 - 068 (Accelerated MCSF Study Guides)

All of Microsoft's stated exam objectives are covered here. Starting with Windows NT installation and progressing through the optimization and expansion of networks, the authors--all MCSEs--explain how to make Microsoft networking technologies do your bidding. They explain how to administer users and network resources efficiently and securely. Then they show how to implement network-centric services. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) gets lots of attention, as do the Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) and the Domain Name System (DNS) under Windows NT.

Will you pass the exam after reading this book? There's more to it than that--all MCSE tests require experimentation and practice. But this book will point you in the right direction as you learn about Windows NT and its networking capabilities. Furthermore, it'll guide you out of confusing situations and serve as a reference after you pass the test. --David Wall

Book Description
Accelerated study for the exams computer pros most want to pass, in an affordable, portable format! That's what these authoritative guides offer the thousands of computing professionals seeking Microsoft certification. Those exams are tough! And candidates must pass 6 of them for certification. These focused guides let candidates study just about anywhere, at a wallet-sparing price!

BTW, the Table of Contents in the Enterprise book is totally screwed up (after the Intro, it starts off on page 77 with Windows 95, skipping Chapters 2 & 3), plus the chapter on Troubleshooting is repeated twice in the Table of Contents)

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


Repeat of NT Server 4.0   May 8, 1999
 1 out of 2 found this review helpful

I bought this book because I bought the NT Server 4.0 book from these guys (which I would rate 4 or 5 stars). Unfortunlately, except for 1 1/2 chapters, it is the exact same book! So I am sending it back. I have to think there is more to the Enterprise test than what I studied for the Server Test. If not, I guess it would be a good book since I liked the NT Server 4.0 book.


The most helpful book I've found   March 9, 1999
The Accelerated MCSE series has been an excellent source for exam preparation. After attending classes and on-the-job training, I used this book to put it all together. New Rider and Sybex pale in comparison. This book puts all the concepts together nicely and succinctly. I used this for the general overview and Tom Carter's excellent book on NT to complement Accelerated MCSE.


Recommending entire series to my MCSE classes   December 1, 1998
After reading Patrick Neal's Windows 98, I decided to try the other books in this series. I'm glad I did. As an MCT, I'm recommending the entire series to my MCSE classes and I'd encourage everyone studying for the MCSE exams to do the same.


As good as Neals' Windows 98 book   November 30, 1998
If you like Patrick Neal's Windows 98:Exam 70-098, which I did, then you'll benefit from buying this book also. Although co-written by Neal, Enterprise still has most of the key elements found in Neal's book. Namely, it's accurate and well-written. I'd recommend it to anyone preparing for the MCSE.