Skills required for Microsoft test 70-272.
Are you preparing for IT certification? With practice questions, study notes, interactive quizzes, tips and technical articles, uCertify PrepKits ensure that you get a solid grasp of core technical concepts to ace your certification exam in first attempt.
Skills required for Microsoft test 70-272.
Rating:
Microsoft has specified twenty objectives for the 70-272 test, which are grouped under five topics. Following are the important areas in which an individual should possess good knowledge before taking the 70-272 test:
- Configuring and troubleshooting e-mail account settings.
- Answering end-user questions related to configuring Office applications.
- Configuring and troubleshooting newsreader account settings.
- Configuring and troubleshooting file system access and file permission problems on multiboot
computers. - Configuring and troubleshooting application access on a multiple user client computer.
- Configuring and troubleshooting Internet Explorer and Outlook Express, and interpreting error messages
- Customizing toolbars, configuring proofing tools, managing Outlook data, including configuring, importing, and exporting data, repairing corrupted data, and personalizing Office features.
- Customizing the Start menu, taskbar, regional settings, fonts, and folder settings.
- Answering end-user questions related to customizing the operating system to support an application.
- Identifying and troubleshooting name resolution problems, network adapter configuration problems, LAN and Routing and Remote Access configuration problems.
- Identifying and troubleshooting network connectivity problems caused by the firewall configuration
- Troubleshooting access to local resources, network resources, and troubleshooting insufficient user permissions and rights.
- Identifying virus attack, and applying critical updates.
Rating:
Was this information helpful?
Other articles
- What is DHCP?
- What is a WINS server?
- What are temporary cookies?
- How to back up the Outlook data in Outlook 2003?
- Privacy And Security Features Of Internet Explorer