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Title: NetWare 5 CNE: Update to NetWare 5 Study Guide by Michael G. Moncur, John W. Jenkins, James Chellis, James Wm Jenkins, John, Jr. Jenkins ISBN: 0-7821-2390-2 Publisher: Sybex Pub. Date: April, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.99

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Average Customer Rating: 1.75 (12 reviews)

Rating: 3
Summary: Not a bad book.....
Comment: This wasn't the strongest Sybex book I've ever purchased, but it worked well when used with other resources. Not a bad book. Keeping in mind that this book is written for the experienced IT professional, after all, you are supposed to be a CNE already, it covers what it needs to. It makes the points of what will be on the test and does an adequate job of it. The practice tests were probably the most useful portion of the book.

Remember that the purpose of this book is to assist you in passing the test, not to be a real world reference. If you want a real world reference manual, buy a Netware 5 reference book, not a test study guide.

Rating: 1
Summary: Agree with Robert Smith's review, but would say "stinks"
Comment: This book confuses the student by calling the Zenworks Desktop Management component "Workstation Manager". Leaves out phase 4 & 5 of the Zenworks setup process, mixing all into only 3 phases. Never mentions "ReRegister Workstations". Coverage of DNS Resource objects is minimal. It completely leaves out any discussion of A-Records, MX-Records, NS-Records, and PTR-Records. Is very weak on DNS & DHCP IMPORTING of databases, and adding licenses later. No mention of NSS Resource objects, such as MMibm,and others as on the test. Recommend Clarkes notes instead!

Rating: 1
Summary: This book smells bad...
Comment: This book stinks! This book does not prepare you for the exam. For example, it states different system requirements than stated by Novell. It also leaves a lot to the imagination regarding real world setup and configuration. It doesn't go into enough detail about NSS, NLS, DNS. These people should owe me 100 bucks!