Pei Mun's MCSE Home Page

Contents:

MCSE Links
Links to MCSE sites with
reviews and summary of
contents.

Exam Notes
Exam notes for subjects

Win NT Resources
Extensive NT resources,
online mags, product reviews...

Technical Articles
NT articles, incl DNS, DHCP,
WINS, TCPIP etc.

Downloads
For sample exams for both MCSE and MCSD papers

About me
Unimportant things about the writer

Note : These pages are designed for 800x600 res and if you have problems viewing
using IE i.e. it doesn't scroll downwards, bounce between fullscreen to fix it.

I have a new Virtual URL now, please change your bookmarks to http://come.to/mcse_resource (because I just might move my pages to somewhere with more space for putting simulation exams and articles)

My URL: http://come.to/example I got it for free at http://come.to

Dateline--> 26th January 2001 :

Oh my, I have been away from my site far too long!  That's the problem isn't it? One gets the certification and gets on with working life, and then forgets about these things.

I still have a lot to prune out, so please be patient k?

Summary of what I have inside :

Links to some brilliant MCSE home pages, created by would-be or existing MCP/MCSE holders with classification of what they have, and comments as well--> MCSE Links
Links sorted by exam papers, further categorized by Exam Notes, Braindumps and Sample Questions --> Exam Notes Page
Links to Win NT Resources, to find Drivers, Softwares, FAQs, Product Write-ups, essays, useful articles, etc.
Technical Articles on Windows NT and its operation, sorted by topics courtesy of Win NT Mag and NT System Mags.
My very own Tips on how to prepare for the exams

Interesting Things I have online in my Download Page:

NT Server 4.0 Online Help Files.
NT Server 4.0 Networking Guide
NT Server 4.0 Concepts and Planning Guide
Resource Kit Help Files
Registry Technical References.

Sites for Win NT Professionals on the Job Hunt :

NT Job Hunter - Recruitment Search Tool

Also check out the Network Articles I've written and posted so far :

Introduction to Networking (30th April 98)
Network Standards (5th May 98)
Network Protocols (13th May 98)
Network Topology (8th June 98) <-- Most Recent! (ok ok I been slacking) ;þ

Interesting Stuff!
(This is supposed to be an attention grabber like headlines ;) Did it work?)

All Topics below below can be found at the Technical Articles Page.

What happens when your server crashes??? You may want to know how to restore from a network disaster

Here is where you find more in-depth knowledge on Assigning IP Addresses, TCPIP Stuff, Using DNS or WINS, or NetBIOS names.

Beginners, you might want to check out Windows NT Basics.

More interestingly for Advanced Admins, you might find Virtual Domains, Exchange Migration, Multi-homing, Gateways, Firewalls and Internet Services articles interesting.

I would think that Tuning NT Server, Optimization of Performance, Troubleshooting and Registry Services would be of importance and some interest to all NT Server Administrators and Integrators. Not to mention System Policies, Administration and Security as well.

You are weird looni half cracked person (or MCSE wannabe) no :
to have come here and have your sanity compromised since whenever Geocities reset the counter :( (year 2000 something although the site began in Feb 98)

.... and here comes those confounded banners/stuffs that makes me LOOK like I'm part of many professional bodies and am really smart and intelligent and great and fantastick and <insert more  superlative adjectives here> J. Actually you should know by now what a big fake I am. But anyway... here they are :

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I do not side either Netscape or IE, but my personal preferance goes with Mr Navigator.
As I see it, Microsoft is already powerful enough, they wont miss me
as a supporter. Plus they have enough money anyway.
I'm rambling but so what, this is my page ;)

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Last updated : 20 August 1999

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