Windows NT Server 4 Enterprise [With Contains Testprep Test Engine with Questions]

Overall this is not an excellent book to use as your main study guide, but I would also suggest using another source of information. The Enterprise exam that I took had several indepth questions relating to the IIS 3 as well as other topics that were gone over only briefly in the book. Overall a good purchase, as long as it's not your only source and not expensive to own.

This book is well written, making it easy to read and understand. The content layout is also well done, making it easy to see exactly what is required to know for each exam objective. There is some small detailed information missing but I found that the practice tests identified this information to you anyway, so overall the content is adequate (the Sybex books I'm using, also have information missing). I did notice questions in the real exam relating to previous exams, so I would recommend doing the subjects in the following order: Networking Essentials, NT Workstation4, NT Server4, NT Server4:Enterprise. I found the practice exams to be an invaluable aid for studying for the exam and they are similar to the real exam. I used the Sybex books for my elective subjects, and found them to be very poorly written. The Sybex books were not easy to read and understand and the content was layed out in a poor way, making them hard to identify information for each exam objective.

I passed the test with a score of 1000! this is a very good book for studying for the sever in enteprise exam, but dont rely on one book, I read one from que to ensure that I didnt lack anything. Altough I work with NT every day this book had some news to me.

I trained myself with this book and the TestPrep Software: MCSE Core Exams. I passed 70-068 on the first try. I will go on and use the books from New Riders !

This was the first book in the series that I had bought. Having tried many types of training for different exams this turned out to be one of the best. I found the book to be harder than the actual exam, consequently I was well prepared. This was used as a final cram for 4 weeks prior to the exam and I achieved a pass mark of 913 when the actual pass mark required was only 784.