To prepare for this exam, and most importantly to get practical experience with ISA 2004 - the best thing you can do is get a couple of 2nd computers, setup a small domain with exchange 2003, a web server, etc running and also an internet connection. Then setup one PC with 3 NICs running ISA 2004 as your firewall; one NIC as internal, one as external and one as a DMZ. Then play with the ISA server using something like a MS training kit or a Trainsignal ISA video (very easy to undestand). My friend I tell you the truth, you will thoroughly enjoy setting up the ISA server. The experience is good and very rewarding. Once you try out VPN, publishing, OWA, etc - it will give you the confidence to tackle any scenario out there where ISA 2004 or 2006 is used.
I passed the 70-350 last month itīs was hard but as you can see itīs possible to pass, you only need to study the right books and do a lot of tests that you can find in internet (the problem is that you need to pay for them).
Dumps are for the weaks. Study hard, improve yourself and make the difference with the others. This is not by passing your exams with Dumps that you will have a succesful carreer. Come to interview, if the guy is more skilled than you and begin to ask some technical questions you will be in deep s***...And if the guy is not, the day you will have a real issue with your Windows/ISA Server your boss will not understand why you are not able to solve it...
See my point ? Bad boy, Bad boy what you gonna do when they'll come for you...lol
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ORIGINAL: q_hira
hello all
i also want to pass ISA server exam as i have passed 70-270and 70-290 does any one have Dumps for this Exams ... plz help me
To prepare for this exam, and most importantly to get practical experience with ISA 2004 - the best thing you can do is get a couple of 2nd computers, setup a small domain with exchange 2003, a web server, etc running and also an internet connection. Then setup one PC with 3 NICs running ISA 2004 as your firewall; one NIC as internal, one as external and one as a DMZ. Then play with the ISA server using something like a MS training kit or a Trainsignal ISA video (very easy to undestand). My friend I tell you the truth, you will thoroughly enjoy setting up the ISA server. The experience is good and very rewarding. Once you try out VPN, publishing, OWA, etc - it will give you the confidence to tackle any scenario out there where ISA 2004 or 2006 is used.
Thanks MC.
I have been working with ISA 2004 Standard and ISA 2004 Enterprise for a year now. I have Shinder, MS Kit and Trainsignal and am planning to take the exam on Monday 12th Feb.
I have 4 machines set up in a lab env. at home, recreating a domain with excahnage AD etc (no web server though) and have been practicing for this exam playing around with the lab.
quote:
ORIGINAL: q_hira
hello all
i also want to pass ISA server exam as i have passed 70-270and 70-290 does any one have Dumps for this Exams ... plz help me
thanx n regards hira
Dumps are for the lazy and the illiterate. Once you are in real environment, your lack of knowledge and inability to perform will be obvious and you will get the boot immediately. People who use dumps are the ones that give the genuine people a bad name.
Anyone looking for dumps should look elsewhere among their own kind.
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