MCSE Training Guide TCP IP: Next Generation Training [With Contains Test Engine That is Similar to the Test]

by Kelli Adam and Robert Scrimger

This next generation Training Guide has been developed to help you study and retain the essential knowledge you need to pass the TCP/IP exam. We know your study time is valuable, and we have made... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1562059203
• ISBN13: 9781562059200
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: New Riders Publishing
• Length: 586 Pages
• Weight: 3.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.8" x 8.3" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

Everything you ever wanted to know and more.

I never imagined you could write this much useful information about such a subject, the fact that you could and also make it readable was great! if you are a network SME you need to buy and read!

One Very Informative Book

If you want to pass the TCP/IP exam to get your MCSE, just study this book and you'll be fine. Written very well, I'm very impressed.

Can't go wrong with this book!

There are a lot of TCP/IP books out there, but this is one of the most thorough and well written MCSE books I've read. (I've read a lot!). It takes you from TCP/IP fundamentals on up. STRONG NT Server knowledge a definate pre-requisite for this book. Will make a great administration reference after the test!

A good study guide

I used this book as my primary study guide for the TCP/IP exam. Just as most of the other New Riders training guides I used, this book is concise, accurate most of time, and well-organized around the exam objectives. The screen shots are very detailed. Unlike the lame end-of-chapter "exam questions" in other New Riders guides, this book features "exam questions" that mimic the real exam questions much closer - well, not those "best solution" type of questions, though.I think the best-written chapters are those for subnetting and troubleshooting. Think you've mastered subnetting after reading the chapter (and Exam Cram's subnetting chapter, too)? Try the exercises at the end of the chapter. It's very unlikely that you don't understand the concept thoroughly after those exercises.

966 on exam #70-059!

I used this book as my primary study guide. I read it and then reviewed key chapters were I felt I was weak. Two weeks later (evenings and one weekend), a few practice test and I passed with 966. My experience with TCP/IP prior to this book was very limited. This is my first book review- what else can say.