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This exam is a collection of concepts from the Server (215), Network Infrastructure (216), and Directory Services (217) exams. Remember, the point to this exam was to put all of the Windows 2000 network support skills under the umbrella of one exam to create the MCSA certification. While not as detailed in conceptual knowledge as the 216 and 217 exams, this exam gathers concepts from all areas. 

There is no substitute for practical experience. You should involve a Windows 2000 server as part of your study process. Kick the tires and take it for a spin. The Sybex books have an excellent set of hands-on exercises that will prove invaluable for this exam. Combine these hands-on exercises with test prep software, so you have advance knowledge of test questions and concepts, and you should have no trouble with this test.

This is a pretty strait-forward exam if you have studied and practiced. There's no trick questions, though some will make you think.

The Tools:
On this site, you will find several tools to guide you in your studies for your exam. 

Exam tips will provide you with advice on how to best utilize the study resources available to you on this site, as well as other resources. The philosophy is "Study smart, not hard."

The Study Guide section will provide you with study resources. These resources include guides which give you a summary of knowledge that you will need to know, as well as informative links to research information. 

the "What to know" section provides vendor specific 

If you intend to take the Windows 2000 Directory Services test, please review all of the material on this site about the exam.

The Test:
You can register with:

 Prometric Online: Prometric testing centers or call 800.977.3926.

VUE Online: Pearson VUE testing centers, or call 877.551.7587.