Provides all of the curriculum objectives of the Windows 2000 Security Design exam (70-220), and serves as a perfect complement to the Windows 2000 Security Design Exam Prep. Each book includes proven test-taking strategies, warnings on trick questions, timesaving study tips and shortcuts. Contains sample questions and practice tests much like the format of the actual exams. Security issues are of major concern for most corporations. Windows 2000 is strongly security focused and the Windows 2000 Security Design exam will be one of the most popular electives.
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Phillip Schein (Richmond, VA) is a system integrator/technical trainer specializing in Web application development, courseware design and in-house training. He holds the following IT certifications: MCSE, MCT, MCP+I, Novell, CompTIA, CIW, and CTT. He has written numerous articles about the computer industry and has designed in-house courseware.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Warning! Warning! Warning!,
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This review is from: MCSE Windows 2000 Security Design Exam Cram (Exam: 70-220) (Paperback)
This book is absolutely terrible! I truly and honestly cannot believe that someone was actually paid to write it. I cannot tell you how bad this book is. I mean, I would have given this book NO STARS if it were possible. The author writes as if he is writing his doctoral thesis in physiological psychology instead of a book for computer professionals preparing to take their Microsoft Exam 70-220: Windows 2000 Security Design. Even when you know what the author is talking about, you don't. Consider the following example of his drivel:"Just as the study of animal physiology provides a rationale for many peculiar behaviors, you better understand functional adaptations in a business workflow when you explore the limitations in the underlying structure that caused it." Translation: DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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A terrible read. I found it incredibly difficult to follow.,
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This review is from: MCSE Windows 2000 Security Design Exam Cram (Exam: 70-220) (Paperback)
<excerpt> "..You might assume that because of the increase in use of the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) in software development and the emphasis on software interoperability across non-Microsoft "cultures" (e.g., Novell, Unix, and Machintosh), a major Widows 2000 theme is a scalable organizational structure."What!?! While the contents of the book appears to be presented in a logical order, it reads like a list of unrelated thoughts. You may think this is an isolated example but it's not. That excerpt was from Chapter 2 - Security Overview. I assure you there is plenty more where that came from. I would definately not recommend this book, and it just reinforces my belief that since the NT 4 series, the quality of Coriolis books has seriously suffered. I'll stick with Sybex.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Horribly Written Book,
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This review is from: MCSE Windows 2000 Security Design Exam Cram (Exam: 70-220) (Paperback)
I agree with all previous reviews. This book is not what you come to expect for an ExamCram. The author may understand the concepts he is presenting, but presents it in such "businessease" that it is EXTREMELY difficult to follow. This was the biggest waste of money I have ever invested in a preparation guide! DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK! The authors writing is horrible!
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