I recently took and passed the test you are talking about. The sample test
and objectives are a good indication of the test. The test does a great job
covering all the bases so there is no 1 place that is best to study. You
definitely have to know the PIG. Perhaps the biggest gotcha is, know the
command line for all the all major functions. They will give you a command
line command with a bunch of flags and ask you what it does, or ask you
which of the following commands will do x. It's definitely a challenging
test is you didn't study. But on the otherhand if you know the materials in
the books you can sail through it.
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From: Discussion of IBM NetView and POLYCENTER Manager on NetView
[mailto:NV-L@UCSBVM.ucsb.edu]On Behalf Of McCarter, Bill
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 10:36 AM
To: NV-L@UCSBVM.ucsb.edu
Subject: Certification Test #681
I'm trying to prepare for Test #681 - Tivoli Framework V3.6 Implementation
and could use any insight available
from those of you who have taken the test. I'm mostly interested in the
following.
1. Is the sample test provided on the web a good indication on the types of
questions are on the real exam?
2. Are the test objectives on the web accurate with what to expect?
2. What is the best study material? Classbooks, The PIG, Reference manual,
Users guide or all of them?
Thank
You
Bill
McCarter
Bill McCarter
Enterprise Systems Management
Newport News Shipbuilding , Dept. OO5
Phone (757) 688-2602, Pager - (757) 988-6141
Fax (757) 688-0763
Email mccarter_we@nns.com
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