Microsoft Server 2008 Certification: Routing's Not Just For Cisco Exams Anymore!

Routing's not just for your CCNA and CCNP examsat least one CCNP exam, and it's also listed as a
anymore - Microsoft's Server 2008 certification exams70-642 exam topic. IPv6 and IPv4 addressing are both
demand routing knowledge, too.  Find out what youcovered on the 70-642 as well.
need to know to get Server 2008 certified from ChrisMicrosoft's website lists the following major skills you
Bryant, CCIE #12933.should expect to see on this exam:
Knowing routing theory and routing protocols hasConfiguring IP addresses and Services (routing with
always been a big part of earning your CCNA andRIP and OSPF, static routing, persistent routing,
CCNP certifications. According to Microsoft's examaddressing, DHCP and DHCP options including relay
blueprints for the Server 2008 certification exams, thatagents, IPSec policies, Authentication Header and
knowledge will also serve you well on your MicrosoftEncapsulating Security Payload, subnetting,
exams.supernetting)
The topic outline for the Configuring Windows ServerConfiguring Name Resolution (DNS configuration,
2008 Network Infrastructure exam (70-642)zones, records, replication, and integration with Active
specifically mentions routing and routing protocols asDirectory, and client computer name resolution
exam topics. Specifically mentioned are RIP, OSPF,techniques)
and static routing - three topics every CCNA andConfiguring Network Access (includes NAT, VPNs,
CCNP candidate will be well prepared to handle!RADIUS, 802.
IPSec isn't part of the CCNA exam, but you'll see it on