McSe Fast Track Tcp/Ip (The Fast Track Series)

By Emmett Dulaney

Equipped in two parts, the first part covers just what readers need to know to get them ready for the test "fast", and the second part takes readers through the test and into the real-world use of the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1562059378
• ISBN13: 9781562059378
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: New Riders Pub
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Excellent Book

This is a great book. Even if you're not interested in takingthe test, this book is worth the price. It seems to cover almosteverything on the test. Buy the book if you want to take the test.

This book will prep you for what's on the test

If you already know TCP/IP this book will help you slam-dunk the test! Its explanation on subnetting is the best I've seen. If you're new to WINS, DHCP and DNS then you better try another book. New Riders Training Guide on TCP/IP (ISBN 1562059203) is great- know this book and you know TCP/IP on NT! I studied both of these and scored a 966.

A must to pass the test

The book is really great for anybody wanting to pass the exam. I don't know how much I am going to score but I am really confident since the book covers almost everything but the nodes which you can easily learn from another book. I give this book 5 stars without hesitations!

Best bang for the buck

I used the New Riders NT Server in the Enterprise book and was quite impressed, so I purchased their Fast Track TCP/IP for my next test. It is well laid out and gives you all the information that you need to pass the exam. Using this book as my primary source (together with exam cram and lab work) I passed the test with a 1000.

What I've spent a long time looking for

I second all the positive comments by other readers and would like to add one:In many places Dulaney discusses differences between NT and Unix systems. I come from a Unix background and being able to parallel what I already know with what is new is one of the many features that make his book so much better than many others.