Office 365 certification study guide

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People,

I'm planning to take the exam for Office 365 below next months and the month after:

Managing Office 365 Identities and Requirements

Enabling Office 365 Services
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I wonder if anyone here have some tips and share some accurate or the most recent study guides ?

Because the one that I found in Amazon, some of them is already outdated.

Thanks in advance.

 

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im also going to look into these exams.

Any tips would be great

thanks

 

Hi Guys

I am also looking for the same.Did you get any tips/material ?

Regards,
Srinivas

 

One of my colleagues at my last place was looking to do these exams and he ran into the same problems. The moment anything was released it was basically out of date because MS update the service so often. Your best bet is exposure as much as anything else, he got exam ready just by working with the technology every day and getting involved in any and all O365 projects that came the businesses way.

For me, moving to my new place and Google Apps has been a revelation. Never going back to O365!

 

Not a cert guide but this presumably covers the info you need...
http://exchangeserverpro.com/ebooks/office-365-for-it-pros/
It's regularly updated, so you delete the ebook from your device, download it again and you have the fresh version.

 

Best advice I can give you is to open up a trail tenant at portal.office.com

Try everything, even configure a domain (you'll have to buy one) and test that everything works.

After this learn how mail is delivered before moving onto things such as eDiscovery / InPlaceHold

Powershell plays a fairly big part so try to get to grips with that also, don't just learn the commands use them as thats the only way this information will stick in your head