Just sat 71-236

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Well as the title says I just got back from 71-236 Config Exchange 2007.

The exam consisted of 76 questions with 180 mins to complete.

I found it quite tuff as it consisted of mainly Exchange Management Shell questions which I haven't used much. Also as expected there were a few questions on roles, routing topologies, clustering and also B & R. All multiple choice bar two which were drag from the left pane to the right pane in the correct order type questions

My advice to anyone taking this exam is know your cmdlets inside out and also the Exchange 2007 roles!!

My prep consisted of three VM's each with different roles, Technet Virtual labs and some articles on msexchange.org

Now back to 70-285 to complete my mcse:messaging.

 

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Good luck mate hope you passed.

Was it a beta exam?

 

yeah im sure it was 71-xxx indicates the exam is/was in beta....

 

Hi, thanks would be nice but somehow I feel I didn't do enough practice with the cmdlets. Just have to wait and see I guess. 8 Weeks is what MS say

Yes it was a beta exam. I got an invite from MS just before xmas.

 

So you don't know yet whether you passed or failed.

Good luck, I hope it is the former

 

Thanks, would be nice to get certified before the product is released!!

Yeah, you stil get a print out at the end but all it says is you will get your results in about 8 weeks time before the live version is released. I hate not knowing