MCSE Windows 2000 Foundations

MCSE Windows 2000 Foundations compares Windows 2000 and NT Architectures, explains Windows 2000 installation, troubleshooting, deployment, and service packs; covers the planning and implementation of naming strategies and domain structures; and discusses typical I/O devices such as printers, scanners, Sound, Video, mouse, keyboard, smartcard readers, modems, and device drivers.

Features:

• Provides all of the insight necessary to sort through the complexity of the new Windows 2000 MCSE program. Learn all about the exams: what's required, the order to take them, types of questions, best resources to use to study and more.
  
• Provides the reader with key concepts and technologies necessary to learn to pass the exams plus certifications tips and notes.
  
• Features an exclusive Self-Assessment section for the reader to evaluate their knowledge and let them know where they stand relative to the requirements for the new MCSE Windows 2000 certification.
  
• Contains a valuable Resource Appendix with a wide variety of study options that enables the reader to select the materials identified as most appropriate during the evaluation process within in the Self-Assessment.
  
• Provides sample exam questions specifically for the new exams.